The Land Is Mine

Norman C. Habel identifies six discrete ideologies in the Hebrew Bible regarding land: royal, agrarian, theocratic, prophetic, ancestral household, and immigrant.

Norman Habel is Professor of Religious Studies, University of South Australia.

Editor's Foreword
Preface
Abbreviations
Orientation and Approach	p. 1
Land as the Source of Wealth: A Royal Ideology	p. 17
Land as Conditional Grant: A Theocratic Ideology	p. 36
Land as Family Lots: An Ancestral Household Ideology	p. 54
Land as YHWH's Personal nahalah: A Prophetic Ideology	p. 75
Land as Sabbath Bound: An Agrarian Ideology	p. 97
Land as Host Country: An Immigrant Ideology	p. 115
Comparisons, Conclusions, and Implications	p. 134
Land Ideology Classification Grid	p. 149
Bibliography	p. 159
Index of Scripture References	p. 169
Index of Hebrew Terms	p. 175
Index of Authors	p. 176
Index of Subjects	p. 178
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