Gorgias Press - Social Identity in Nahum: Theological Enquiry

Explore how ancient Near Eastern civilizations addressed modern-day challenges through the lens of prophetic literature. Social Identity in Nahum: A Theological-Ethical Enquiry offers a deep look into the Book of Nahum in the Old Testament to see how issues like economic and political oppression, hate speech, and xenophobia were present in antiquity. This scholarly work uses the moving poetry and imagery found in Nahum to verbalize oppression and uncover deep human emotions. By studying these ancient texts, readers gain a better understanding of identity and the dynamics of resistance literature. This book provides a perspective on finding hope and liberation during dark times, connecting biblical studies with 21st-century realities. It is an essential resource for those studying the Old Testament, biblical criticism, and the intersection of theology and ethics.