Geboren 1987; Studium der Ev. Theologie; Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Lehrstuhl für Geschichte und Religionsgeschichte Israels und seiner Umwelt der Theologischen Fakultät der Universität Leipzig; 2022 Promotion; Masterstudium der Archäologie der Alten Welt.

• Felix Hagemeyer: Introduction − Aren M. Maeir: Jerusalem and the West - Via Philistia: An Early Iron Age Perspective from Tell es-Safi/Gath − David Ben-Shlomo: Jerusalem, Judah, and Philistia: Links during the Iron Age − Jesse Michael Millek: Impact of Destruction on Trade at the End of the Late Bronze Age in the Southern Levant− Hermann Michael Niemann: Expansion Policy of the Davidic Dynasty: Judah from the Late 10th to the Early 6th Centuries BCE − Christian Locatell/Joseph Uziel/Itzhaq Shai: Border Town and Capital: A Comparative Analysis of Iron Age II Tel Burna and Jerusalem − Dieter Vieweger/Jennifer Zimni: DEI Excavations on the Southwestern Slope of Mount Zion − Yuval Gadot: Jerusalem, the Reign of Manasseh and the Assyrian World Order − Benedikt Hensel: The Ark Narrative(s) of 1 Sam *4:1b-7:1 / 2 Sam 6* between Philistia, Jerusalem, and Assyria: A New Approach for a Historical Contextualization and Literary-Historical Classification − Tilmann Gaitzsch: Tarshish - A Golden West Turning East: A Study on the History of an Iridescent Term − Manfred Oeming: The Spirit of the Book of Nehemiah and the "Language of Ashdod": Nehemiah 13:23-24 as an Anti-Hellenistic Polemic

Geboren 1987; Studium der Ev. Theologie; Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Lehrstuhl für Geschichte und Religionsgeschichte Israels und seiner Umwelt der Theologischen Fakultät der Universität Leipzig; 2022 Promotion; Masterstudium der Archäologie der Alten Welt.

• Felix Hagemeyer: Introduction − Aren M. Maeir: Jerusalem and the West - Via Philistia: An Early Iron Age Perspective from Tell es-Safi/Gath − David Ben-Shlomo: Jerusalem, Judah, and Philistia: Links during the Iron Age − Jesse Michael Millek: Impact of Destruction on Trade at the End of the Late Bronze Age in the Southern Levant− Hermann Michael Niemann: Expansion Policy of the Davidic Dynasty: Judah from the Late 10th to the Early 6th Centuries BCE − Christian Locatell/Joseph Uziel/Itzhaq Shai: Border Town and Capital: A Comparative Analysis of Iron Age II Tel Burna and Jerusalem − Dieter Vieweger/Jennifer Zimni: DEI Excavations on the Southwestern Slope of Mount Zion − Yuval Gadot: Jerusalem, the Reign of Manasseh and the Assyrian World Order − Benedikt Hensel: The Ark Narrative(s) of 1 Sam *4:1b-7:1 / 2 Sam 6* between Philistia, Jerusalem, and Assyria: A New Approach for a Historical Contextualization and Literary-Historical Classification − Tilmann Gaitzsch: Tarshish - A Golden West Turning East: A Study on the History of an Iridescent Term − Manfred Oeming: The Spirit of the Book of Nehemiah and the "Language of Ashdod": Nehemiah 13:23-24 as an Anti-Hellenistic Polemic

Geboren 1987; Studium der Ev. Theologie; Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Lehrstuhl für Geschichte und Religionsgeschichte Israels und seiner Umwelt der Theologischen Fakultät der Universität Leipzig; 2022 Promotion; Masterstudium der Archäologie der Alten Welt.

• Felix Hagemeyer: Introduction − Aren M. Maeir: Jerusalem and the West - Via Philistia: An Early Iron Age Perspective from Tell es-Safi/Gath − David Ben-Shlomo: Jerusalem, Judah, and Philistia: Links during the Iron Age − Jesse Michael Millek: Impact of Destruction on Trade at the End of the Late Bronze Age in the Southern Levant− Hermann Michael Niemann: Expansion Policy of the Davidic Dynasty: Judah from the Late 10th to the Early 6th Centuries BCE − Christian Locatell/Joseph Uziel/Itzhaq Shai: Border Town and Capital: A Comparative Analysis of Iron Age II Tel Burna and Jerusalem − Dieter Vieweger/Jennifer Zimni: DEI Excavations on the Southwestern Slope of Mount Zion − Yuval Gadot: Jerusalem, the Reign of Manasseh and the Assyrian World Order − Benedikt Hensel: The Ark Narrative(s) of 1 Sam *4:1b-7:1 / 2 Sam 6* between Philistia, Jerusalem, and Assyria: A New Approach for a Historical Contextualization and Literary-Historical Classification − Tilmann Gaitzsch: Tarshish - A Golden West Turning East: A Study on the History of an Iridescent Term − Manfred Oeming: The Spirit of the Book of Nehemiah and the "Language of Ashdod": Nehemiah 13:23-24 as an Anti-Hellenistic Polemic