Did God Have a Wife?: Archaeology and Folk Religion in Ancient Israel
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Did God Have a Wife?: Archaeology and Folk Religion in Ancient Israel

by William G. Dever

History Religion Archaeology
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William G. Dever examines archaeology and folk religion in ancient Israel, exploring what material evidence can reveal about religious beliefs and practices. Centered on the provocative question of whether God had a wife, this study connects the archaeological record with the religious history of the ancient world.

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Did God Have a Wife? explores archaeology and folk religion in ancient Israel.

William G. Dever considers what archaeological evidence can reveal about religious practices and beliefs in the ancient world.

The book focuses on the relationship between material evidence and the question of divine identity raised by its title.

It offers readers an introduction to an important subject in the study of ancient Israelite religion and history.

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