Divine Secrets and Human Imaginations

Focusing on two central themes, this collection of essays explores the complex interplay between divine images and human constructs. The first set examines the significance and evolution of divine representations in Ancient Mesopotamia, while the second delves into how human imagination shapes memories and meanings related to existential themes such as death, love, and disaster. The volume offers a rich analysis of the human condition, making it a valuable contribution to biblical scholarship and a source of inspiration for scholars beyond continental traditions.