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The Jeremian Oracles against Babylon in Context

, 2003
Martin Kessler
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The Oracles against Babylon in Jeremiah 50-51: A Horror Among the Nations (review)

Hebrew Studies, 1995
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Assyria and Babylon in the Oracles against the Nations Tradition

Journal of the American Oriental Society, 2021
I attempt to make a fresh start on the subject of the interaction between the Isaiah prophets and Mesopotamian culture. The results will probably surprise and even alarm, since they threaten to overturn a great deal of previous scholarship and to gore a number of sacred cows.
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Chapter 12 A Land Laid Waste by Copy and Paste? The Formation of the Oracles against Babylon in Jer 50 and 51

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METAPHORICAL SHIFTS IN THE ORACLE AGAINST BABYLON (JEREMIAH 50–51)

Scandinavian Journal of the Old Testament, 2003
Abstract In this article, the author studies the question how pastoral metaphors shape or construct the argumentative development and the internal structure of the Oracle against Babylon (Jer 50–51). Methodologically, the article draws on the insights provided by the cognitive linguistic approach to metaphor stating that metaphor is not merely a ...
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“Take Another Scroll and Write”: A Study of the LXX and the MT of Jeremiah's Oracles against Egypt and Babylon

Vetus Testamentum, 1997
Le Livre de Jeremie contient un nombre non negligeable d'oracles adresses a l'encontre de l'Egypte et de Babylone. D'autre part, ce livre prophetique presente une particularite qui le distingue des autres ouvrages veterotestamentaires : la version grecque est profondement differente de la version hebraique tant par son ordre que par la faible ...
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‘Against You, Daughter Of Babylon!’ A Remarkable Example Of Text-Reception In The Oracle Of Jeremiah 50–51

2011
A peculiar phenomenon in the book of Jeremiah has, in the author's opinion, not fully received the attention it deserves: the frequent repetition or reuse of material in quotations and doublets. This chapter focuses on one such doublet: the reuse of Jer 6:22-24 in 50:41-43.
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Toward Trustworthy DeFi Oracles: Past, Present, and Future

IEEE Access, 2022
Yinjie Zhao, Xin Kang, Tieyan Li
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Graph-Based Profiling of Blockchain Oracles

IEEE Access, 2023
Khaled Almi’Ani, Young Choon Lee, Tawfiq Alrawashdeh   +2 more
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Depression and the Oracles About the Nations

2023
Francis Landy
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