Internet History Sourcebook:
Israel
See Main Page for a guide to
all contents of all sections.
Contents
People of Israel
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Pre-Israelite
Canaan/Palestine/Syria
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The Bible as a Source
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Ethnogenesis
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Moses and Monotheism
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Conquest of the Land (1250-1000
BCE?)
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The National Monarchy (c.1020-586
BCE)
- Problems with Philistines: 1-2 Samuel
- Saul (c.1020-1000 BCE), 1 Samuel 8 [At Bible Gateway]
- David (1000-961 BCE)
- Solomon (961-922 BCE)
- Israel and Judah (922-586 BCE)
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The Exile (587-538 BCE)
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The Prophets (750-550 BCE)
- Amos (8th Cent. BCE): Book of Amos [At this Site]
The first of the prophets to write.
- Jeremiah (526-586 BCE), Jeremiah 7-8, 23, 31 .[At Bible Gateway]
The notion of a "new covenant".
- Second Isaiah (c.550 )[from Isaiah 40 on]
[At Bible Gateway]
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Mythological Foundations
- Creation
- The Origin of Language
- The Problem of Evil
- The Problem of Life
- Sex, The Song of Songs
- WEB Lilith Stories [Website-UPenn]
But see 2ND Eliezar Segal: Looking for Lilith [At U Alberta]
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Hellenistic Judaisms:
Diasporas
- The Macabbees and After
- Jews in the Diaspora
- Conflict with Rome
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Hellenistic
Judaism: Religious Development
-
WEB Old Testament Pseudepigrapha [Website]
Full texts.
- WEB Old Testament Pseudepigrapha Web
Page [At St. Andrews]
Secondary discussions.
- The Emergence of Judaism
- Editing of the Bible
-
Josephus (37- after 93 CE): Against Apion 1:37-41
First mention of a five book Torah.
- The Septuagint (?made under Ptolemy II r. 283-246 BCE)
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The Letter of Aristeas 3rd Cent BCE [At CCEL]
The main source of the story of the composition of the Septuagint. The authorship is
disputed.
- 2ND The Septuagint [At Catholic
Encyclopedia]
- Philo Judaeus (c.30 BCE-45 CE):
- Competing Jewish Groups
- Proselytism
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Rabbinic Judaism
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Gender and Judaism
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Modern Perspectives
on Ancient Israel
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NOTES:
Dates of accession of material added since July 1998 can be seen in the New Additions page..
The date of inception was
4/8/1998.
Links to files at other site are indicated by [At some indication of the site
name or location].
Locally available texts are marked by [At this Site].
WEB indicates a link to one of small
number of high quality web sites which provide either more texts or an especially valuable
overview.
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