THE MESOPOTAMIAN UNDERWORLD AND ITS INFLUENCE ON SHEOL

This publication is a fascinating journey into the depths of ancient beliefs and their influence on religious concepts. The author analyzes whether the Mesopotamian underworld, known from oral traditions of the ancient Near East, had an impact on the biblical concept of Sheol. This is a comparative study that combines archaeology, history, and religious studies.

• In-depth analysis of ancient beliefs
• Comparative study of Mesopotamian and biblical concepts
• Paperback edition in a handy format
• Accessible language for a wide audience
• Valuable source of knowledge for historians and religious scholars
• Year of publication: 2017 – current research
• 120 pages full of information

This publication makes a significant contribution to research on the ancient Near East and its influence on the formation of religious beliefs. The author leads the reader with passion and erudition through the labyrinth of ancient myths and legends, showing the connections between the Mesopotamian underworld and the biblical Sheol. This is essential reading for anyone who wants to understand the roots of our civilization and religion.

The book contains detailed descriptions of the Mesopotamian gods and demons who inhabited the underworld, and their role in the life and death of the ancient inhabitants of the region. The author also analyzes the influence of these beliefs on the morality and ethics of the society of that time. Thanks to this publication, we can better understand how ancient cultures viewed the afterlife and what significance it had for their daily functioning.

The book was published in 2017 by the renowned TUM publishing house. The paperback binding guarantees durability and ease of use. The 160x115 mm format makes the publication handy and easy to take with you on a trip. Number of pages: 120. ISBN: None.

Based on solid sources and the latest research, the author presents a fascinating picture of the Mesopotamian underworld and its influence on the concepts of the biblical Sheol. This is a book that is sure to satisfy the curiosity of even the most demanding readers. Ideal for students, academics, and all lovers of history and religious studies.