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Cite Publication Date: Jun 10, 2015 | |
 Citations: 5 |
Affiliation: Leipzig University
This article gives a short survey of concepts of “sin and sanction,” the “crisis of Wisdom,” and divine justice in ancient Mesopotamian texts and in the Old Testament. A concluding summary provides a comparison of these two ancient Near Eastern cultures’ understandings of the ethics of divine justice.
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