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The Impact of Modern and Social Science Assumptions On the Reconstruction of Israelite History

The past few years have witnessed an increasing interest in using the social sciences to elucidate the history of ancient Israel. This interest is typically expressed in the biblical scholar who re-examines the historical data in terms of particular models or theories borrowed from this or that social science discipline. The results of this crossdisciplinary activity generally have been positive, if for no other reason than because they sensitize biblical historians to the nomothetic