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4. Judaism.

d. Features of the Hebrew Bible:

iv. Numerous sources and religious accounts are consolidated into a single faith (traces of polytheism remain.)

iii. Draws on existing Mesopotamia texts (e.g., Epic of Gilgamesh.)

i. Firmly establishes a divine right to the land of Canaan.

ii. Emphasis on the imminent arrival of a Messiah.

v. God is depicted as both omniscient, disembodied and outside of time, and fallible, embodied, and moving through time alongside creation.

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(RE224) Lecture 7: Abrahamic religions

By RE224: Gendering the Divine