This Festschrift assembles 32 contributions devoted to K. Lawson Younger, Jr. by his colleagues and students from North America, Israel and Europe. In accordance with significant topics of his own scholarly oeuvre the articles focus on Old Testament and Ancient Near Eastern studies. Among many other topics the relations of and “Deuteronomy 13 and the Succession Treaty of Esarhaddon and ” are explored as well as and “Rituals in the Gideon Narrative (Judges 6-8) and “, and “Deities in the Ammonite Personal Names and ” and and “the textual evidence for and “The ‘Priests’ of Ugarit and “. Archaeological contributions focus on-to list just a few- and “The Carmel in the Bronze and Iron Ages and “, and “Deer Antlers in Iron Age I Cultic Contexts at Tel Abel Beth Maacah and ” and the and “Archaeological Evidence of Priests and Priesthood in Iron Age Israel and Judah and “. Linguistic and cultural studies evaluate recent studies of Amorite and examine and “East as Symbolic Space and ” and raise the question of and “Aramaean Identity and ” in Iron Age Syria.

Now These Records Are Ancient: Studies in Ancient Near Eastern and Biblical History, Language and Culture in Honor of K. Lawson Younger, Jr. (Agypten Und Altes Testament, 114)

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