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Controlling Corporeality: The Body and the Household in Ancient Israel

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Controlling Corporeality: The Body and the Household in Ancient Israel - Berquist, Jon L, Professor
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Human bodily existence is at the core of the Torah and the rest of the Hebrew Scriptures--from birth to death. From God's creation of Adam out of clay, to the narratives of priests and kings whose regulations governed bodily practices, the Hebrew Bible focuses on the human body. Moreover, ancient Israel's understanding of the human body has greatly influenced both Judaism and Christianity. Despite this pervasive influence, ancient Israel's view of the human body has rarely been studied and, until now, has been poorly ...

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Controlling Corporeality: The Body and the Household in Ancient Israel 2002, Rutgers University Press, New Brunswick, NJ

ISBN-13: 9780813530161

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Controlling Corporeality: The Body and the Household in Ancient Israel 2002, Rutgers University Press, New Brunswick, NJ

ISBN-13: 9780813530154

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