《Jezebel : The Untold Story of the Bible's Harlot Queen》是2009年3月Random House US出版的图书，作者是Lesley Hazleton。内容简介 There is no woman with a worse reputation than Jezebel, theancient queen who corrupted a nation and met one of the mostgruesome fates in the Bible. ...
The first, Amalie, in fact walked the same streets as Delsey but her tale is based on the Biblical story of Esther. Most readings of that Old Testament story leave off the final verses, where it becomes apparent that Esther – and her uncle Mordechai – prevented one genocide...
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Mark is the second of the four Biblical “biographies” of Jesus. Shorter, and more fast-paced than the other biographies, we recommend making Mark one of the first books in the Bible you read. Luke – 24 Chapters Luke is the longest of the four “biographies” of Jesus in the Bible...
This is the story of the ancient Israelite prophet Elijah, and his conflict with Jezebel and the cults of Baal and Ashtarte. The political struggle between the national kings and the traditional religious forces are the subtext of this story from the Biblical Book of Kings. In the original nar...
In the biblical story, Jezebel was the arch nemesis of the prophet Elijah. She brought 800 priests of Baal to Israel and ordered many prophets of the Hebrew God to be massacred and her name became associated with false prophets. In some interpretations, her dressing in finery and putting on...
(redirected fromBiblical Literature) Thesaurus Encyclopedia Related to Biblical Literature:SBL Bi·ble (bī′bəl) n. 1. a.The sacred book of Christianity, a collection of ancient writings including the books of both the Old Testament and the New Testament. ...
You begin with the story of Eve. Why did you title it “Wicked Lies”? Ann Spangler: As I was writing the book, I kept asking myself who was the wickedest woman in the Bible. I quickly narrowed the choice to three top contenders: Jezebel, Herodias, and Eve. But why Eve? Because...
Ahab was breaking bad and his queen Jezebel may have been even worse; Elijah was the prophet God had sent to stand against them and challenge their wickedness. It was a thankless, dangerous job, and King Ahab disdained Elijah as the “troubler of Israel.” . . . ...
John Chrysostom who invented the concept of the biblical parallel consequently uses the motive of Jezebel in two contexts: the stories of prophet Elias, escaping from the Qeen in fear, and as an example of a bad queen, who forced her husband, king Ahab, to t...