Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Illustrations ix
4. Acknowledgments xi
5. Abbreviations xv
6. Introduction 1
7. Part 1. Where? The Sites of Women’s Religious Practice
8. 1. “Micah’s Mother Had Made a Cast-Metal Figurine”: Women and Ancient Israelite Household Religion 33
9. 2. “The Women Knead Dough”: Women and Ancient Israelite Household Religion 59
10. 3. “She Went Up with Her Husband to Offer the Annual Sacrifice”: Women and Ancient Israel’s Regional Sanctuaries 82
11. 4. “She Prayed to Yahweh, She Wept . . . and She Made a Vow”: Women and Ancient Israel’s Regional Sanctuaries 109
12. 5. “This Is the King’s Sanctuary and a Temple of the Kingdom”: Women and Ancient Israel’s State Temples 126
13. 6. “At the Time of Her Menstruation, She Shall Be Unclean”: Women and Ancient Israel’s State Temples 145
14. Part 2. When? The Calendar of Women’s Religious Lives
15. 7. “There Is a Yearly Sacrifice . . . for All the Family”: The Israelite Woman’s Ritual Year 181
16. 8. “You Will Make Three Pilgrimage Journeys to Me”: The Israelite Woman’s Ritual Year 204
17. Part 3. Who? Women Religious Functionaries
18. 9. “When the Young Women of Shiloh Come Out to Dance in the Dances”: Women Ritual Musicians in Ancient Israel 231
19. 10. “The Daughters of Your People Who Prophesy”: Ancient Israel’s Women Prophets 252
20. 11. “Find Me a Woman Who Is a Medium”: Ancient Israel’s Women Magicians 282
21. 12. “The Sōbě’ôt Who Served at the Entrance to the Tent of Meeting”: Determining Their Religious Role 311
22. 13. “The Qe˘dēšâ Among the Daughters of Israel”: Defining Her Identity Within the Israelite Cult 334
23. Epilogue 347
24. Notes 355
25. Bibliography 447
26. Index of Subjects 505
27. Index of Modern Authors 528
28. Index of Ancient Sources 540