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The Death Of Sisera
$7.99 Add to cartAccording to some scholars, the reference to Jabin in the narrative of Deborah’s victory is a later addition and that the original leader of the Canaanite coalition in Judges 4 and 5 was Sisera. However, Sisera is never called a king, nor does he have a specific city of his own. -
The Exodus And Wandering In The Wilderness
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The Fortifications Of Rehoboam, C. 931-926 BCE
$7.99 Add to cartThe fortifications of Rehoboam, c. 931-926 BCE -
The Judges According To Their Tribes
$7.99 Add to cartThe Book of Judges was intended to give due credit to the various tribal heroes of the pre-monarchial age. On the other hand, the book stressed the shortcomings of even the most renowned of the judges, or deliverers. -
The Kingdom Of Abimelech
$7.99 Add to cartThe reign of Abimelech, the son of Gideon, which lasted for three years, represents a peculiar episode in the period of the Judges – an attempt to pass leadership on through inheritance, to establish a kingship. -
The Kingdom Of David
$7.99 Add to cartThe kingdom of Israel reached the height of its military and political power under David. The larger kingdoms in the Ancient East were at their nadir, leaving a vacuum in the western part of the “Fertile Crescent.” In David, Israel found a brilliant and far-sighted military and political leader, able to exploit the prevailing situation. -
The Migration Of The Sea Peoples, 1174 B.C.
$7.99 Add to cartThe migration of the Sea Peoples, 1174 B.C. -
The Migration Of The Tribe Of Dan
$7.99 Add to cartThe best-known narrative of a tribe’s migration after failure to occupy its assigned territory is that of the Danites (Judg 17–18). It should not be assumed that this was the only such movement. -
The Most Prominent Early Iron Age Sites In The Southern Levant
$7.99 Add to cartThe most prominent Early Iron Age sites in the southern Levant -
The Narrative Of The Initial Penetration Into The Land Of Canaan
$7.99 Add to cartThe miracle stories of crossing the Jordan and the conquest of Jericho are well known and elicit the most heated debate and the strongest emotions. The waters of the Jordan are said to have piled up at Adam, near Zarethan (Josh 3:15b–16), traditionally located at Tell ed-Dâmiyeh. -
The Penetration Into The Transjordan
$7.99 Add to cartThe Israelite conquest began in eastern Transjordan, beyond the borders of the Land of Canaan.In this sparsely settled region, there were extensive lands for pasturage (Num 32:1–4). Peoples related to the Israelites had already settled in the southern parts of Transjordan, soon forming organized kingdoms – Edom, Moab, and Ammon.
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