Deuteronomy 28 and the Aramaic curse tradition

Cover
 Deuteronomy 28 and the Aramaic Curse Tradition
 Copyright
 Acknowledgements
 Table of Contents
 List of Abbreviations
 Introduction
 The Significance of the Present Study
 1: Deuteronomy 28 and Ancient Near Eastern Curses
 The Basic Formulation
 Early Criticism
 Consolidation
 The Nature of Text ual Reuse in Ancient Israel
 Later Criticisms and Tell Tayinat
 Moving Beyond the Current Debate
 2: The Comparative Method in Scripture and Inscription
 The Nature of the Debate
 The Comparative Method in Ancient Near Eastern and Biblical Legal Studies The Many Uses of Intertextuality in Biblical StudiesThe Hittite Question
 Beyond the Impasse
 Transmision and Translation: Assyrian Vassal versus Assyrian Province
 Mesopotamian or Levantine? A Cultural Question
 3: The Futility Curse as a Northwest Semitic Trope: The Old Aramaic Inscriptions
 The Tell Fakhariyah Bilingual Inscription
 KAI 309: 18-19
 KAI 309: 19
 KAI 309: 20
 KAI 309: 20-21
 KAI 309: 21
 KAI 309: 22
 The Sefire Treaties
 Sefire I A
 KAI 222: A 21
 KAI 222: A 21-22
 KAI 222: A 22
 KAI 222: A 22-23
 KAI 222: A 23-24
 KAI 222: A 24
 Sefire IIA 1-9
 KAI 223: A [1a] KAI 223: A [1b]KAI 223: A [1-2]
 KAI 223: A [2-3]
 KAI 223: A [3]
 The Bukān Stele
 KAI 320: 5-6
 KAI 320: 6-8
 Futility Curses in Mesopotamia and Anatolia?
 A Sumerian Mythological Text
 Old Hittite Mythological Texts
 CTH 324: The Disappearance of Telipinu (Version One)
 CTH 325: The Disappearance of the Storm God
 CTH 326: The Storm God, the Personal God of Queen Asmunikal
 A Neo-Assyrian Treaty and a Neo-Babylonian Annal
 SAA II, 2: The Treaty of Assur-nerari V with Mati'ilu, King of Arpad
 SAA II, 2: vi 3
 SAA II, 2: vi 4
 The Ninth Campaign of Assurbanipal 4: Futility Curses in the Hebrew BibleOutline of the Biblical Curses
 Lev. 26:26b
 Deut. 28:30
 Deut. 28:30a
 Deut. 28:30b
 Deut. 28:30c
 Deut. 28:31
 Deut. 28:31a
 Deut. 28:31b
 Deut. 28:31c
 Deut. 28:38-41
 Deut. 28:38
 Deut. 28:39
 Deut. 28:40
 Deut. 28:41
 Isa. 5:10
 Isa. 5:10a
 Isa. 5:10b
 Jer. 11:11b
 Hos. 2:9
 Hos. 2:9a
 Hos. 2:9b
 Hos. 4:10
 Hos. 4.10a
 Hos. 4.10b
 Hos. 5:6
 Hos. 8:7a
 Hos. 9:12a
 Hos. 9:16b
 Amos 4:8a
 Amos 5:11
 Amos 5:11b
 Amos 5:11c
 Amos 8:12b
 Mic. 3:4a
 Mic. 6:14-15
 Mic. 6:14a
 Mic. 6:14b
 Mic. 6:15a
 Mic. 6:15b
 Mic. 6:15c
 Zeph. 1:13
 Zeph. 1:13b Zeph. 1:13cHag. 1:6
 Hag. 1:6a
 Hag. 1:6b
 Hag. 1:6c
 Hag. 1:6d
 Zech. 7:13b
 Mal. 1:4b
 Ps. 127:1
 Job 31:8a
 Prov. 1:28
 Prov. 1:28a
 Prov. 1:28b
 Textual Analysis: Lexical, Syntactical, and Ideational Affinities
 5: The Composition of the Tell Fakhariyah Inscription and Deuteronomy 28
 Eastern and Western Curses in the Tell Fakhariyah Inscription
 EAST SEMITIC OPENING SECTION
 EAST SEMITIC SECTION
 EAST SEMITIC SECTION
 WEST SEMITIC SECTION
 WEST SEMITIC SECTION
 EAST SEMITIC CLOSING SECTION
 Eastern and Western Curses in Deuteronomy 28
 6: Writing and Ritual in Deuteronomy 28