Social World of Ancient Israel: 1250-587 BCE
In The Social World of Ancient Israel: 1250-587 BCE, Victor H. Matthews delves into the societal dynamics of ancient Israel. Covering the period from 1250 to 587 BCE, the book explores cultural, economic, and communal elements that influenced Israelite life. It provides a detailed historical perspective on the social fabric of this era, drawing from key sources to reveal the intricacies of daily existence and broader societal shifts.
About This Book
The Social World of Ancient Israel: 1250-587 BCE offers a comprehensive look at the societal framework of ancient Israel during a formative period in history.
Author Victor H. Matthews draws on historical and biblical sources to illuminate the social, economic, and cultural aspects that shaped Israelite communities.
This work examines the transitions and influences that defined life in ancient Israel from the late Bronze Age through the fall of Jerusalem.
Readers gain understanding of the communal organization, family structures, and interactions within the broader ancient Near Eastern context.
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