Opening Heaven's Floodgates
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Author(s)
Jason Silverman
Publisher
Gorgias Pr Llc
ISBN / ASIN
1611438942
ISBN-13
9781611438949
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#2,834,526
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Table of Contents
- Table of Contents (page 5)
- Tables and Illustrations (page 7)
- Acknowledgments (page 11)
- Abbreviations (page 13)
- Jason M. Silverman, "NoahÂs Flood as Myth and Reception: An Introduction" (page 19)
- Elizabeth Harper, "ItÂs All in the Name: Reading the Noah Cycle in the Light of Its Plot Markers" (page 49)
- Philippe Guillaume, "Sifting the Debris: Calendars and Chronologies of the Flood Narrative" (page 75)
- Helen R. Jacobus, "Flood Calendars and Birds of the Ark in the Dead Sea Scrolls (4q252 and 4Q254a), Septuagint, and Ancient Near East Texts" (page 103)
- Jason Michael McCann, ÂWoven of ReedsŽ: Genesis 6:14Bas Evidence for the Preservation of the Reed-hut Urheiligtum in the Biblical Flood Narrative (page 131)
- Y.S. Chen, "Major Literary Traditions Involved in the Making of Mesopotamian Flood Traditions" (page 159)
- Jason M. Silverman, "ItÂs a Craft! A Cavern! A Castle! YimaÂs Vara, Iranian Flood Myths, and Jewish Apocalyptic Traditions" (page 209)
- Ryan E. Stokes, "Flood Stories in 1 Enoch 1...36: Diversity, Unity, and Ideology" (page 249)
- Dermot Nestor, "Somewhere Under the Rainbow: NoahÂs Altar and the Archaeology of Cult in Ancient Israel" (page 267)
- Paul Brian Thomas, "ÂGo-4-wood: The Reception of NoahÂs Ark in Ark Replicas" (page 309)
- Máire Byrne, "Comparative Theology and the Flood Narrative: the Image of God" (page 343)
- Murray Watson, "The Deluge, Written Differently: André ChouraquiÂs Distinctive Rendering of the Flood Narrative (Genesis 6:5...9:17)" (page 363)
- J. Haydn Gurmin, "The Flood of Genesis: Myth and Logos. A Philosophical Examination" (page 387)
- Siobhán Dowling Long, "Wicked Hearts, Grieving Heart: The Musical Afterlife of the 'Flood Narrative' in the Nineteenth Century" (page 417)
- Egon D. Cohen and Rivka T. Cohen, "After Me, the Rapture: Eschatological Rhetoric and the Genesis Flood Narrative in Contemporary Cinema" (page 451)
- Cathriona Russell, "Environmental Perspectives on the Genesis Flood Narrative" (page 479)
- Amy Daughton, "The Flood Narrative: A Polysemy of Promises" (page 505)
- Walter Brueggemann, "A Response (I)" (page 529)
- Philip Davis, "Inundated" (page 539)
