Jeffrey Stackert | Judah in the Shadow of the Assyrian Empire
Judah in the Shadow of the Assyrian Empire ISAC welcomes the University of Chicago’s Jeffrey Stackert, Professor of Hebrew Bible, for a lecture titled: Judah in the Shadow of the Assyrian Empire. A biblical scholar who situates the Hebrew Bible in the context of the larger ancient Near East, Stackert’s research focuses on the composition of the Pentateuch, ancient Near Eastern prophecy, cultic text, and ancient Near Eastern Law. His first book, Rewriting the Torah: Literary Revision in Deuteronomy and the Holiness Legislation was the recipient of the 2010 John Templeton Award for Theological Promise. This program is made possible by the support of ISAC Members.

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Felipe Rojas Silva | Cuneiform and Cross: Early Armenian Reuse of Urartian Inscriptions

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Eric H. Cline | Love, War, and Diplomacy in Canaan during the Amarna Age

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Hartmut Kühne | The Collapse of the Assyrian Empire and the Evidence of Dur-Katlimmu

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Law and Morality in Sumerian Satirical Tales | Jana Matuszak, ISAC

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Why Did Christianity Win? Prof. Ishay Rosen-Zvi (Tel-Aviv University)

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Daniel Schwemer | Living in a Precarious World: Magical Rituals from Ancient Mesopotamia

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Jerusalem in Biblical Times...1350—100 B.C.E. - Israel Finkelstein

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Between Yahwism and Judaism: What Did Ancient Judeans Actually Believe? | Prof. Yonatan Adler

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Hervé Reculeau | How Did Ancient Mesopotamians Deal with Climate Change

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David Schloen | In the Wake of the Phoenicians: Makers of the Mediterranean

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13. The Assyrian Empire, Isaiah and King Ahaz

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Assyria – The First Empire of Evil

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The Patriarchs and Israel’s Neighbors: The Hidden Map in the Genealogy | Prof. Ronald Hendel

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Matthew J. Adams | Armageddon and the Roman VIth Ferrata Legion

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Jacquelyn Williamson | The Sun Temple of Queen Nefertiti

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When Does Christianity Begin? Prof. Paula Fredrikson

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Skulls and Animate Houses: The Development of Sedentism and Agriculture in Central Anatolia

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How Islam Began, Fred Donner: UnCommon Core Lecture

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Books of the Maccabees

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