ameretat prophesied after the return from babylonian exile.
who prophesied after the return from babylonian exile?
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in the "kritische geschichte", gramberg divides the history of old testament religion into seven periods: (1) genesis, exodus, and judges, reflecting the time of the monarchy from king david to hezekiah; (2) samuel and ruth, originating in the early monarchy but written down just before the babylonian exile; (3) the prophetic books of isaiah 1-35, hosea, joel, amos, micah, nahum, and zephaniah, from the 8th-7th centuries bce; (4) the cultic regulations of leviticus and numbers, as well as jeremiah, lamentations, ezekiel, habakkuk, and obadiah, from the time of the babylonian exile; (5) kings, deuteronomy, joshua, isaiah 40-66, proverbs, job, and jonah, from the end of the exile; (6) the period of the return from the exile, represented by, among others, the books of ezra and nehemiah; and (7) the persian and hellenistic periods, in which were written chronicles, esther, and daniel. gramberg then evaluates the history of old testament religion, specifically the priesthood (vol. 1) and the theocratic rulers (vol. 2), in light of this schema. the priests are seen as having consolidated their power as time went on, with the theocracy surviving only in messianic hopes for a glorified messiah king.
carl peter wilhelm gramberg
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babylonian may refer to:





























bullet::::- babylon, a semitic akkadian city-state of ancient mesopotamia founded in 1894 bc





























bullet::::- babylonia, an ancient akkadian-speaking semitic nation state and cultural region based in central-southern mesopotamia (present-day iraq)





























bullet::::- babylonian language, a dialect of the akkadian language





























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bullet::::- babylonian calendar





























bullet::::- babylonian captivity or babylonian exile, a period in jewish history





























bullet::::- babylonian jews, jews of the area of modern-day iraq and north syria





























bullet::::- babylonian literature





























bullet::::- babylonian mathematics, also known as assyro-babylonian mathematics





























bullet::::- babylonian religion





























bullet::::- first babylonian dynasty, the first dynasty of babylonia
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