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Death and Divine Judgment in Ecclesiastes Linda Andron Outlining the arguments on bothIn Death and Beyond?, Kumiko Takeuchi offers a fresh take on the book of Ecclesiastes. Premised on the current scholarly consensus that locates the composition of this book of the Hebrew Bible in the postexilic era, circa the late fourth or early third century BCE, Takeuchi proposes that Ecclesiastes may have served as a provocative voice for, or as a catalyst to, the emergence of apocalyptic eschatology and later sectarian conflicts within Judaism in