Diana V. Edelman is Professor Emerita of Hebrew Bible/Old Testament in the Faculty of Theology at the University of Oslo.Philippe Guillaume is Lecturer at the University of Berne.

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• Preface vii 1. Saying Goodbye to the Theory of the Influence of Esarhaddon’s Succession Adê on Deuteronomy 13 and 28 1 Diana V. Edelman 2. The Role of the Oath-Bound Agreement (Berît) in the Book of Deuteronomy 35Diana V. Edelman 3. Deuteronomy in Dialogue with Ancient Near Eastern Law Collections 73 Megan B. Turton4. Geographical Dimensions of the Book of Deuteronomy 95 Diana V. Edelman 5. Ethnic Israel and Power in Deuteronomy 134 Kåre Berge 6. Basic Tools to Figure Out the Economy of Deuteronomy 12–26 168 Philippe Guillaume 7. Yhwh (Ha)’Elohim and a Reconceived Yahwism 209 Diana V. Edelman 8. Master-Scribe and  Forefather of a Scribal Guild : Moses in Deuteronomy 247 Benedetta Rossi 9. Between Self-Legitimation and Propaganda : Torah in Deuteronomy 278 Benedetta Rossi 10. Deuteronomy’s Fearsome “Pedagogy” 305 Kåre Berge 11. Pragmatic, Utopian and Dystopian Deuteronomy 320 Philippe Guillaume 12. Deuteronomic Parenting 335 Philippe Guillaume 13. Deuteronomy as Utopia : New Possibilities for Reading an Old Friend/Foe 354Madhavi Nevader 14. The Role of Deuteronomy in the Pentateuch 372 Richard D. Nelson 15. Deuteronomy: The Samaritan Version 389 Sidnie White Crawford 16. Where and When Might Deuteronomy Have Been Written? 403Diana V. Edelman 17. Deuteronomy’s Ethics 434 Georg Braulik 18. Deuteronomy’s Influence on the Formation of the Psalter 476 Bernard Gosse 19. Landscape in Deuteronomy: What Were the Literati Imagining and Why? 496Ehud Ben Zvi Author Index 515 Biblical Index 522 Subject Index 533

Diana V. Edelman is Professor Emerita of Hebrew Bible/Old Testament in the Faculty of Theology at the University of Oslo.Philippe Guillaume is Lecturer at the University of Berne.

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• Preface vii 1. Saying Goodbye to the Theory of the Influence of Esarhaddon’s Succession Adê on Deuteronomy 13 and 28 1 Diana V. Edelman 2. The Role of the Oath-Bound Agreement (Berît) in the Book of Deuteronomy 35Diana V. Edelman 3. Deuteronomy in Dialogue with Ancient Near Eastern Law Collections 73 Megan B. Turton4. Geographical Dimensions of the Book of Deuteronomy 95 Diana V. Edelman 5. Ethnic Israel and Power in Deuteronomy 134 Kåre Berge 6. Basic Tools to Figure Out the Economy of Deuteronomy 12–26 168 Philippe Guillaume 7. Yhwh (Ha)’Elohim and a Reconceived Yahwism 209 Diana V. Edelman 8. Master-Scribe and  Forefather of a Scribal Guild : Moses in Deuteronomy 247 Benedetta Rossi 9. Between Self-Legitimation and Propaganda : Torah in Deuteronomy 278 Benedetta Rossi 10. Deuteronomy’s Fearsome “Pedagogy” 305 Kåre Berge 11. Pragmatic, Utopian and Dystopian Deuteronomy 320 Philippe Guillaume 12. Deuteronomic Parenting 335 Philippe Guillaume 13. Deuteronomy as Utopia : New Possibilities for Reading an Old Friend/Foe 354Madhavi Nevader 14. The Role of Deuteronomy in the Pentateuch 372 Richard D. Nelson 15. Deuteronomy: The Samaritan Version 389 Sidnie White Crawford 16. Where and When Might Deuteronomy Have Been Written? 403Diana V. Edelman 17. Deuteronomy’s Ethics 434 Georg Braulik 18. Deuteronomy’s Influence on the Formation of the Psalter 476 Bernard Gosse 19. Landscape in Deuteronomy: What Were the Literati Imagining and Why? 496Ehud Ben Zvi Author Index 515 Biblical Index 522 Subject Index 533

Diana V. Edelman is Professor Emerita of Hebrew Bible/Old Testament in the Faculty of Theology at the University of Oslo.Philippe Guillaume is Lecturer at the University of Berne.

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• Preface vii 1. Saying Goodbye to the Theory of the Influence of Esarhaddon’s Succession Adê on Deuteronomy 13 and 28 1 Diana V. Edelman 2. The Role of the Oath-Bound Agreement (Berît) in the Book of Deuteronomy 35Diana V. Edelman 3. Deuteronomy in Dialogue with Ancient Near Eastern Law Collections 73 Megan B. Turton4. Geographical Dimensions of the Book of Deuteronomy 95 Diana V. Edelman 5. Ethnic Israel and Power in Deuteronomy 134 Kåre Berge 6. Basic Tools to Figure Out the Economy of Deuteronomy 12–26 168 Philippe Guillaume 7. Yhwh (Ha)’Elohim and a Reconceived Yahwism 209 Diana V. Edelman 8. Master-Scribe and  Forefather of a Scribal Guild : Moses in Deuteronomy 247 Benedetta Rossi 9. Between Self-Legitimation and Propaganda : Torah in Deuteronomy 278 Benedetta Rossi 10. Deuteronomy’s Fearsome “Pedagogy” 305 Kåre Berge 11. Pragmatic, Utopian and Dystopian Deuteronomy 320 Philippe Guillaume 12. Deuteronomic Parenting 335 Philippe Guillaume 13. Deuteronomy as Utopia : New Possibilities for Reading an Old Friend/Foe 354Madhavi Nevader 14. The Role of Deuteronomy in the Pentateuch 372 Richard D. Nelson 15. Deuteronomy: The Samaritan Version 389 Sidnie White Crawford 16. Where and When Might Deuteronomy Have Been Written? 403Diana V. Edelman 17. Deuteronomy’s Ethics 434 Georg Braulik 18. Deuteronomy’s Influence on the Formation of the Psalter 476 Bernard Gosse 19. Landscape in Deuteronomy: What Were the Literati Imagining and Why? 496Ehud Ben Zvi Author Index 515 Biblical Index 522 Subject Index 533