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Among the more enigmatic chapters in the Deuteronomistic history is 1 Kings 13, with the explosion of Jeroboam's altar followed by a lion's attack on the itinerant man of God from Judah. Man Hee Yoon's timely dissertation on this text provides an up-to-date bibliography and helpful exegetical work for all interested researchers. --Keith Bodner, Professor of Religious Studies, Crandall University Yoon's close narrative and theological reading of 1 Kings 13 take us to the heart of one of the most provocative and intriguing stories in the Old Testament story. Yoon opens up this vexing story about a man of God from Judah and the old-line prophet that has intrigued readers throughout history in a fresh way. He not only explains the story in a convincing way but calls readers to serious theological and ethical reflections upon the issues raised by story. --Marion Ann Taylor, Professor of Old Testament, Wycliffe College at the University of Toronto

Among the more enigmatic chapters in the Deuteronomistic history is 1 Kings 13, with the explosion of Jeroboam's altar followed by a lion's attack on the itinerant man of God from Judah. Man Hee Yoon's timely dissertation on this text provides an up-to-date bibliography and helpful exegetical work for all interested researchers. --Keith Bodner, Professor of Religious Studies, Crandall University Yoon's close narrative and theological reading of 1 Kings 13 take us to the heart of one of the most provocative and intriguing stories in the Old Testament story. Yoon opens up this vexing story about a man of God from Judah and the old-line prophet that has intrigued readers throughout history in a fresh way. He not only explains the story in a convincing way but calls readers to serious theological and ethical reflections upon the issues raised by story. --Marion Ann Taylor, Professor of Old Testament, Wycliffe College at the University of Toronto

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Man Hee Yoon holds a PhD degree from the University of St. Michael's College (in the University of Toronto) and is Visiting Professor of Old Testament and Theology at The University of the Gambia. Christopher Seitz, Professor of Biblical Interpretation at Wycliffe College, taught formerly at Yale University and St Andrews University, Scotland. He has published widely on Biblical and Theological topics.

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