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Nahum's Prophecy Unveiled: Divine Justice and the Fall of Nineveh
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Nahum's prophecy against the mighty city of Nineveh stands as one of the most gripping visions in the biblical prophetic canon. This book takes readers deep into the historical and cultural world of the ancient Near East, illuminating the role of the Assyrian Empire as an indomitable power and, paradoxically, as the target of divine retribution. How could an empire that seemed unbeatable in its day fall so swiftly and dramatically? In Nahum's Prophecy Unveiled, Josua Ben Esra explores Nahum's message within its theological context, uncovering dimensions of divine justice that continue to resonate today. Through a thorough analysis of the political and cultural dynamics of the Assyrian age, this book reveals how Nahum's prophecy reflected the Israelites' hopes for liberation and divine intervention. With keen insight into the linguistic subtleties and historical realities surrounding Nahum's time, Ben Esra offers a fresh perspective on a frequently overlooked book of the Bible. This book is essential for anyone wishing to rediscover the prophetic literature and concepts of divine justice in the Old Testament. Immerse yourself in Nahum's world and experience a powerful message that reflects a complex and transformative era.
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- Allgemeine Informationen
- Sprache Deutsch
- Titel Nahum's Prophecy Unveiled: Divine Justice and the Fall of Nineveh
- Veröffentlichung 16.11.2024
- ISBN 978-3-384-42247-7
- Format Fester Einband
- EAN 9783384422477
- Jahr 2024
- Größe H216mm x B153mm x T19mm
- Autor Josua Ben Esra
- Untertitel Understanding Nahum's Message in Historical and Theological Context
- Gewicht 430g
- Genre Allgemeine & vergleichende Sprachwissenschaft
- Lesemotiv Verstehen
- Anzahl Seiten 214
- Herausgeber tredition
- GTIN 09783384422477
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