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Both at Mari and in Assyria, the prophetic demands for cultic perfection and social justice were theologically based on the divinely sanctioned position of the king between the gods and his people. Therefore, the criticism of the prophets should not be bagatellized, even though it may appear to us as pedantic or indifferent from the ethical point of view.²⁶
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Both
at
Mari
and
in
Assyria,
the
prophetic
demands
for
cultic
perfection
and
social
justice
were
theologically
based
on
the
divinely
sanctioned
position
of
the
king
between
the
gods
and
his
people.
Therefore,
the
criticism
of
the
prophets
should
not
be
bagatellized,
even
though
it
may
appear
to
us
as
pedantic
or
indifferent
from
the
ethical
point
of
view.²⁶
