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The Old Enemy : Satan and the Combat Myth by Neil Forsyth; Princeton University Press is a religious work available to read on EtoBox.

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Part One: Ancient Enemies -- Huwawa And Gilgamesh -- The Gilgamesh Tradition -- Variants Of The Huwana Narrative -- Huwana And His Trees: The Ambivalence Of The Adversary -- The Dragon And The Sea: Ancient Near Eastern Combats -- Cosmogony Or Kingship? -- Canaanite Battles With Sea -- Marduk And Tiamat -- Ninurta And The Anzu-bird -- Ninurta And The Azag Demon -- Ninurta, Akhenaton, And Psalm 104 -- Syncretism In The Enuma Elis -- Death And Dragon -- The Voice Of God -- Greece And The Near East -- Pherecydes And The Canaanite Connection -- Hesiod's Theogony: The Glorification Of Zeus -- Zeus The Rebel -- Combat At The Red Sea: The Exodus Legend -- The Survival Of Tradition -- Dry Ground Through Sea And River -- Kingship And The Myth Language -- Exodus Typology And Redemption Part Two: Rebellion And Apocalypse -- The Satan Of The Old Testament -- The Adversary As Rebel -- Rebellion As Combat Motive -- Which One Is The Rebel? Enuma Elis -- Athar: The Rebel In Canaan -- Phaethon: The Rebel In Greece -- Lucifer: The Rebel In Isaiah -- The Rebel Princes In Ezekiel -- From Apocalypse -- The Sons Of God And The Daughters Of Men -- Rebellion And Lust: The Watcher Angels In The Aramaic Enoc

Who reads The Old Enemy : Satan and the Combat Myth?

It is typically read by readers engaging with religious study and devotional practice.

Common subject areas: religion, theology.

Author
Neil Forsyth; Princeton University Press
Publisher
Princeton University Press
Published
1989
Language
EN
ISBN
9780691067124
Category
religious
Subjects
Literary Fiction, Fiction, Religious Studies
Rating
4.11 / 5 (19 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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