The Religion Of Ancient Palestine In The Second Millennium B.C., In The Light Of Archaeology And The Inscriptions (1908)

Focusing on the religious landscape of ancient Palestine in the second millennium BCE, the book analyzes archaeological findings and inscriptions to illuminate the beliefs and practices of the time. Key deities like El, Baal, and Yahweh are discussed alongside the significance of sacred sites and rituals. Additionally, the author contextualizes these practices within the social and political frameworks of the era, contributing valuable insights to the study of ancient Near Eastern religion and history. This scholarly work remains a crucial resource for researchers and students alike.