Prefixed and suffixed yhw ( יהו ) in personal names in the Book of Jeremiah and the epigraphic record of the Iron Age II
Biblical Archaeology Review
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Judahite names in the Book of Jeremiah and the epigraphic record of the Iron Age II
Levantine Knock-Offs
Getting the Dates Right
What difference does it make if a New Testament manuscript is dated to the late second century or to the early fourth century? Sometimes it’s a big deal.
Digging Deeper at Tel Hadid
Caption Contest
“I think she is my sole-mate”
—Wade Livingston, Thornton, Colorado
Authors
Zohar Amar (“The Scarab—The Idol That Rolls in Dung”) is a researcher and senior lecturer in the Department of Land of Israel Studies and Archaeology, Bar Ilan University. His research focuses on ancient medicine, history of science, and material culture of everyday life.
Queries & Comments
Epistles: Women in the Early Church
In what ways did women participate in the Church during the first century C.E.?
Epistles: What’s in a Name?: Sennacherib
Sennacherib
Sin-ahhe-eriba
Sin = “God Sin” | ahhe = “brothers” | eriba = “he replaced”
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