Biblical Ideas of Nationality, Ancient and Modern.
- 1st ed.
- 1 online resource (280 pages)
Front Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: Religion and Nationality in Antiquity: The Worship of Yahweh and Ancient Israel -- Chapter 2: Kinship, Territory, and the Nation in the Historiography of Ancient Israel -- Chapter 3: Sociological Implications of the Distinction between "Locality" and Extended "Territory" with Particular Reference to the Old Testament -- Chapter 4: The Chosen People of Ancient Israel and the Occident: Why Does Nationality Exist and Survive? -- Chapter 5: Borders, Territory, and Nationality in the Ancient Near East and Armenia -- Chapter 6: 'Aram Kulloh and the Worship of Hadad: A Nation of Aram? -- Chapter 7: The Category of the Primordial in the Study of Early Christianity and Second-Century Judaism -- Chapter 8: Territoriality -- Chapter 9: The Nation of the United States and the Vision of Ancient Israel -- Chapter 10: Nationality and Religion -- Indexes.
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