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Ras Shamra Parallels (3 vols.)

Name: Ras Shamra Parallels (3 vols.)
Price: 79.99 USD

by Loren R. Fisher; Stan Rummel

Publisher:

Pontifical Biblical Institute

, 1972–1981

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Overview

These outstanding volumes form a bridge between Ugaritic studies and Biblical studies. The Ras Shamra Parallels describe and index features in the Ugaritic tablets that shed some light on the Hebrew Bible. Features indexed include, poetic parallel pairs, professions, institutions, political and foreign affairs, literary genres, place names, words, phrases, flora, fauna, minerals, divine names and narrative structures.

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Product Details

Title: Ras Shamra Parallels
Authors: Loren R. Fisher and Stan Rummel
Publisher: Pontifical Biblical Institute
Volumes: 3
Pages: 1,663
Christian Group: Catholic
Resource Type: Ancient Texts
Topic: Ancient Near East

Individual Titles

Ras Shamra Parallels: The Texts from Ugaritic and the Hebrew Bible, vol. 1 by Loren R. Fisher
Ras Shamra Parallels: The Texts from Ugaritic and the Hebrew Bible, vol. 2 by Loren R. Fisher
Ras Shamra Parallels: The Texts from Ugaritic and the Hebrew Bible, vol. 3 by Stan Rummel

About the Authors

Stan Rummel is director of the Humanities Program at Texas Wesleyan University in Fort Worth, Texas.

Loren Fisher was Born 13 March 1927, in Albany, Oregon. Fisher was professor of Ancient Near Eastern History, California State University before retiring to dedicate his time to ranching, research, and writing. He has published dozens of articles, essays, books, and poems.