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Book Review: Introducing the Prophet Jeremiah: Jack R. Lundbom, Jeremiah among the Prophets

the chapters include the appropriation of creation imagery and terminology within canonical books, and intertexuality between these texts. The final section of the book, ‘Creation, Evolution and Death’, contains two essays which continue the theme of exploring the Genesis creation narrative across other texts: firstly in Ancient Near Eastern creation accounts, and then in the final essay, ‘“When Death Was Not Yet”: The Testimony of Biblical Creation’ by Jacques B. Doukhan (pp. 329–42). This essay ‘ponders the entrance of death into a post-creation world’ (p. 4), particularly emphasising the reversal motif of life and death in Genesis, again using specific Hebrew words as examples. This book is not aimed at biblical scholars per se, but it offers a rich overview of the creation narrative across the Old Testament from a broad range of perspectives outside of traditional theological studies of Genesis and, for that reason, is a helpful addition to the study of creation in biblical studies. The second volume, which is forthcoming, is focused on the reverberations of Genesis in the New Testament.