In this volume, Klingbeil brings together metaphor theory, ancient Near Eastern iconography, and the comparative method in order to illuminate two metaphors central to the Book of Psalms: God as warrior and God of heaven. Chapters 4 and 5 thoroughly examine the biblical texts and the iconographic motifs, respectively, and the information gleaned from these chapters alone makes this a worthwhile read. I found the comparisons (and contrasts) Klingbeil draws between the psalmic material and the iconographic evidence to be somewhat underwhelming. Overall, though, this is a very helpful resource, and it provides a good overview of some dominant motifs/concepts at work in both ancient Near Eastern art and the Hebrew psalter.