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Taming the beast : human-animal encounters in the Bible / Yossi Feintuch.

Van Pelt Library BS1199.A57 F45 2026
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Feintuch, Yossi
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Animal welfare--Religious aspects--Judaism.
Animal welfare.
Human-animal relationships--Religious aspects--Judaism.
Human-animal relationships.
Animals in the Bible.
Physical Description:
xi, 222 pages ; 23 cm.
Place of Publication:
Eugene, Oregon : Wipf & Stock, 2026.
Contents:
From cosmic dust to us
The making of humanity: an ordinary day in creation
Animal lives matter
Same food for humans and animals
What wrong did the snake do?
"Garments of skin" : not made of skin but for skin
Did Abel slay livestock for his sacrifice?
The flood is coming
Who eats first on Noah's ark?
Noah's altar: an eternal tragedy
What is wrong with animal sacrifices?
Animals becoming food
Dying for meat
Taming meat eaters
Traversing the Sinai Desert without meat
Slippery slope: from sacrifice to hunting
The fear of animals
Rebecca and who gets to eat or drink first
The primacy of plant-based food
Predatory animals fear humans
Is the lion as powerful as one thinks it is?
Who did you call "an ass"?
A snake for a blessing!
Who is afraid of a bull?
The big bad wolf: true or false?
Up, down, up: the vicissitudes of the dog's image
Mind! The mother and her child
What can animals teach us?
Animals in the service of God
Lethal animals: only when commanded by God
Isaiah's vision: back to the future.
Notes:
Description based on publisher data.
ISBN:
9798385243983
OCLC:
1581001745
Publisher Number:
90104425374

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