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_____, "Aspect moral dans un discourts 'prophetique' de Mari," UF 7 (1975), 517-18.

Asurmendi, J., et al. Prophéties et oracles 1: dans le Proche-Orient ancien. Supplement au
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_____. Prophéties et oracles 2: en Égypte et en Grèce. SCE 89; Paris: Cerf, 1994b.

Barstad, H., "No Prophets? Recent Developments in Biblical Prophetic Research and Ancient
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Beaulieu, P.-A., “The Historical Background of the Uruk Prophecy,” in M.E. Cohen. ed.
The Tablet and the Scroll. Bethesda, MD: CDL Press, 1993: 41-52.

Biggs, R.D., “Babylonian Prophecies, Astrology, and a New Source for ‘Prophecy Text
B’,” in F. Rochberg-Halton, ed. Language, Literature, and History. AOS 67; New
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_____, “The Babylonian Prophecies and the Astrological Texts,” JCS 37 (1985), 86-90.

Borger, R., “Gott Marduk und Gott-Konig Šulgi als Propheten: Zwei prophetische Text,”
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Charpin, D., “Le contexte historique et géographique des prophéties dans les texts
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Cody, A., “The Phoenician Ecstatic in Wenamun: A Professional Oracular Medium,”
JEA 65 (1979), 99-106.

Craghan, J.F., "Mari and its Prophets. The Contributions of Mari to the Understanding of
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_____, "The ARM X 'Prophetic' Texts: Their Media, Style and Structure," JANES 6
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de Jong Ellis, M., "Observations on Mesopotamian Oracles and Prophetic Texts: Literary
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Durand, J.-M., “Le combat entre le Dieu de l’orage et la Mer,” Mari 7 (1993), 39-61.

Ellermeier, F. Prophetie in Mari und Israel. Herzberg: Verlag Erwin Jungfer, 1968.

Ellis, M.deJ., “Observations on Mesopotamian Oracles and Prophetic Texts: Literary and
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_____, “The Goddess Kititum Speaks to King Ibalpiel: Oracle Texts from Ishchali,”
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Finkel, I.L., “Necromancy in Ancient Mesopotamia,” AfO 29/30 (1983/84), 1-17.

Fleming, D.E., "Southern Mesopotamian Titles for Temple Personnel in the Mari Archives," in J.
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Geyer, J.B., "Mythology and Culture in the Oracles Against the Nations," VT 36 (1986), 129-45.

Goldstein, J.A., “The Historical Setting of the Uruk Prophecy,” JNES 47 (1988), 43-46.

Gordon, R.P., "From Mari to Moses: Prophecy at Mari and in Ancient Israel," in H.A.
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Grayson, A.K. and W.G. Lambert, “Akkadian Prophecies,” JCS 18 (1964), 7-30.

Green, A.R., "Esarhaddon, Sanduarri, and the Adon Papyrus," in J. Kaltner and L. Stulman,
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Hackett, J.A. The Balaam Text from Deir 'Alla. HSM 31; Chico, CA: Scholars Press,
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Hermann, S., “Prophetie in Israel und Ägypten: Recht und Grenze eines Vergleiches,”|
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Hoftijzer, J. and G. van der Kooij, eds. The Balaam Text from Deir 'Alla Re-evaluated.
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Hunger, H. and S.A. Kaufman, “A New Akkadian Prophecy Text,” JAOS 95 (1975), 271-
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Isbell, C.D., “Origins of Prophetic Frenzy and Ecstatic Utterance in the Old Testament,”
Wesleyan Theological Journal 11 (1976), 62-80.

Koch, K., "Die Briefe 'Profetischen' Inhalts aus Mari. Bemerkungen zu Gattung und Sitz
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Lemaire, A., "Mari, la Bible et le monde nord-ouest semitique," MARI 4 (1985), 549-58.

McConville, J.G., "Ezra-Nehemiah and the Fulfillment of Prophecy," VT 36 (1986), 205-224.

Malamat, A., "A New Prophetic Message from Aleppo and its Biblical Counters," in
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_____. Mari and Early Israelite Experience. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1989a.

_____, "Parallels between the New Prophecies from Mari and Biblical Prophecy," NABU
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_____, "A Forerunner of Biblical Prophecy: The Mari Documents," in P.D. Miller, et al.,
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_____, "A Mari Prophecy and Nathan's Dynastic Oracle," in J. Emerton, ed. Prophecy.
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_____, "Prophetic Revelations in New Documents from Mari and the Bible," SVT 15
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_____, "New Evidence from Mari on the History of Prophecy," Biblica 50 (1969), 15-56.

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_____ (with contributions by C.L. Seow & R.K. Ritner). Prophets and Prophecy in the
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Ringgren, H., “Akkadian Apocalypses,” in D. Hellholm, ed. Apocalypticism in the
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Roberts, J.J.M., “The Mari Prophetic Texts in Transliteration and English Translation,”
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_____, “An Apocalyptic Vision from Mari?: Speculations on ARM X:9,” MARI 1 (1982),
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Schart, A., “Combining Prophetic Oracles in Mari Letters and Jeremiah 36,” JANES 23
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Schmitt, A. Prophetischer Gottesbescheid in Mari und Israel. Eine
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Shupak, N., "Egyptian 'Prophetic' Writings and Biblical Wisdom Literature," BN 54
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van der Toorn, K., "L'oracle de victoire comme expression prophetique au proche-orient
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Weinfeld, M., "Ancient Near Eastern Patterns in Prophetic Literature," VT 27 (1977),
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Weippert, M., "Assyrische Prophetien der Zeit Asarhaddons und Assurbanipals," in F.M.
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_____, “’Heiliger Krieg’ in Israel und Assyrien: Kritische Anmerkungen zu Gerhard von
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Akao, J.O., "Biblical Call Narratives: An Investigation Into the Underlying Structures,"
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Andre, G., “Ecstatic Prophesy in the Old Testament,” in N. Holm, ed. Religious Ecstasy.
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Auld, A.G., "Word of God and Words of Man: Prophets and Canon," in L. Eslinger and
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_____, "Prophets through the Looking Glass: Between Writings and Moses," JSOT 27
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Aune, D.E. Prophecy in Early Christianity and the Ancient Mediterranean World. Grand
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Baltzer, K., "Considerations Regarding the Office and Calling of the Prophet," HTR 61
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Barstad, H.M., "No Prophets? Recent Developments in Biblical Prophetic Research and
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_____, “Lachish Ostracon III and Ancient Israelite Prophecy,” EI 24 (1993b), 8-12.

Barton, J., "The Prophets and the Cult," in J. Day, ed. Temple and Worship in Biblical Israel.
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_____. Oracles of God: Perceptions of Ancient Prophecy in Israel after the Exile.
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Begg, C.T., "The Classical Prophets in the Chronistic History," BZ 32 (1988), 100-107.

Ben Zvi, E., "Josiah and the Prophetic Books: Some Observations," in L.L. Grabbe, ed. Good
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_____, "The Prophets--Reference to Generic Prophets and their Role in the Construction of the
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_____, "Prophets and Prophecy in the Compositional and Redactional Notes in I-II
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Berger, P., "Charisma and Religious Innovation: The Social Location of Israelite
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Berlinerblau, J., “The ‘Popular Religion’ Paradigm in Old Testament Research: A
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Blenkinsopp, J. A History of Prophecy in Israel: From the Settlement in the Land to the
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_____. Prophecy and Canon. Notre Dame, IN: University of Notre Dame Press, 1977.

Brown, J.P., "Men of the Land and the God of Justice in Greece and Israel," ZAW 95/3
(1983), 376-402.

Buss, M.J., "An Anthropological Perspective on Prophetic Call Narratives," Semeia 21
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Carroll, R.P., “YHWH’s Sour Grapes: Images of Food and Drink in the Prophetic
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_____, “Is Humour Also Among the Prophets?” in J. Radday and A. Brenner, eds. On
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_____, “Prophecy and Society,” in R.E. Clements, ed. The World of Ancient Israel.
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_____, "Prophecy and Dissonance: A Theoretical Approach to the Prophetic Tradition,"
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_____, “Twilight of Prophecy or Dawn of Apocalyptic?” JSOT 14 (1979), 3-35.

Cazelles, H., "The Canonical Approach to Torah and Prophets," JSOT 16 (1980), 28-31.

Childs, B.S., "Retrospective Reading of the Old Testament Prophets," ZAW 108 (1996),
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Christensen, D.L. Transformations of the War Oracles in Old Testament Prophecy. HDR
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Clements, R.E., "The Prophet and His Editors," in D.J.A. Clines, et al., eds. The Bible in
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_____, "Prophecy as Literature: A Re-Appraisal," in D.G. Miller, ed. The Hermeneutical
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_____, "The Form and Character of Prophetic Woe Oracles," Semitics 8 (1982), 17-29.

Clifford, R.J., "Cosmogonies in the Ugaritic Texts and in the Bible," Orientalia 53
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Clines, D.J.A., "He-Prophets: Masculinity as a Problem for the Hebrew Prophets and Their
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Collins, T, "Deuteronomic Influence on the Prophetic Books," in A. Curtis and R. Romer,
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_____, "Futurism in the Pre-exilic Minor Prophets Compared with that of the Post-
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Eaton, J.H. Vision and Worship: The Relation of Prophecy and Liturgy in the Old
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