Molech, a god of human sacrifice in the Old Testament / John Day
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TextLanguage: English Series: University of Cambridge oriental publications ; 41Publication details: New York : Cambridge University Press, 1989Description: ix, 115 p. ; 23 cmISBN: - 97805213647440521364744
- BL1605.M6 .D39 1989
Contents:
Introduction; 1. Molech: divine name or sacrificial term?; 2. The nature of the Molech cult and the meaning of Topheth; 3. The background and identity of Molech and his relationship to Yahweh; 4. Passages where allusions to Molech have sometimes wrongly been found; Summary and conclusions; Appendix: Classical and patristic references to Phoenician and Carthaginian human sacrifice; Bibliography; Indexes.
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Introduction; 1. Molech: divine name or sacrificial term?; 2. The nature of the Molech cult and the meaning of Topheth; 3. The background and identity of Molech and his relationship to Yahweh; 4. Passages where allusions to Molech have sometimes wrongly been found; Summary and conclusions; Appendix: Classical and patristic references to Phoenician and Carthaginian human sacrifice; Bibliography; Indexes.
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