Families in Ancient Israel (Family, Religion, and Culture)
by John J. Collins, Joseph Blenkinsopp, Leo G. Perdue, Carol L. Meyers
Families in Ancient Israel examines the role of family within the intersections of religion and culture in biblical times. Featuring contributions from leading scholars John J. Collins, Joseph Blenkinsopp, Leo G. Perdue, and Carol L. Meyers, this work explores historical dynamics and societal influences on ancient familial life.
About This Book
This book delves into the families of ancient Israel, situating them within broader themes of family, religion, and culture. It provides an academic perspective on how these elements intertwined in historical contexts.
Contributions from experts like John J. Collins, Joseph Blenkinsopp, Leo G. Perdue, and Carol L. Meyers offer insights into the societal roles and religious practices that shaped family units.
The volume addresses the cultural frameworks that defined familial relationships, drawing from historical sources to illuminate daily life and traditions in ancient Israelite society.
Through a multidisciplinary approach, it highlights the interplay between religious beliefs and family structures, essential for understanding ancient Near Eastern civilizations.
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