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Christopher B. Hays, John Huddlestun, and Thomas Schneider: Introduction: Prophecy in the Hebrew Bible and Ancient Egypt
I. Prophecy and Divination in Egypt
Alexandra von Lieven: Divine Will and Human Decision-Making: Divinatory Techniques in Ancient Egypt and their Hermeneutics
John W. Hilber: Egyptian Prophecy: Clarifying Some Issues
Elisabeth Sawerthal: Women Who Know: Female Diviners and Power in Ancient Egypt and in the Hebrew Bible
II. The Prophet Jeremiah and Ancient Egypt
Thomas Schneider: The Knowledge of Prophet Jeremiah: Introductory Remarks about Knowledge Exchange between Biblical Scholarship and Egyptology
Wolfgang Zwickel: Scribes in Judah and the Knowledge of Egypt
Katja Weiß: Knowledge Transfer and Contextualization in Jeremiah 46:13–26: What Could Jeremiah Have Seen and Heard in Saitic Egypt ?
Christoffer Theis: הֶעֱבִיר (Heʿebîr) in Jeremiah 46:17: Egyptian or Hebrew?
Stefan Jakob Wimmer: Between the Letters – Why are There No Hieratic Numerals in the Hebrew Bible? (Or: Did Jeremiah Know Hieratic?)
James K. Hoffmeier: A Survey of Some Egyptian Aspects of Political, Historic, and Toponymic Materials in the Book of Jeremiah
Aren M. Wilson-Wright: Lions Gone Wild: Echoes of the Egyptian “Destruction of Humanity” Myth in Jeremiah 51:38–39
III. Other Hebrew Prophets and Ancient Egypt
John Huddlestun: First Isaiah: A Literary Polymath between Egypt and Assyria?
John Gee: Isaiah 19 in the Context of Late Period Egypt
Danʾel Kahn: Fantastic Creatures and Where to Find Them: The Angel of YHWH, the Srrf and Flying Serpents
Christopher B. Hays: ‘Their Threshold by My Threshold’ (Ezekiel 43): Temple-Tombs and Royal Ancestor Cults in Egypt and Jerusalem
Indices
List of Contributors
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