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The Kings Of The North (Genesis 14)
$7.99 Add to cartThe narrative in Genesis 14 about the four kings who came to attack the five kings of the “cities on the plain” is the oldest military tradition preserved in the Bible. It contained pre-Israelite geographical data exemplified by the double names of most of the towns, e.g. “Bela, that is Zoar.” -
The Land Of Canaan – The Walls Of Jericho
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The Land Of Canaan During The Reign Of Ramesses II, According To Papyrus Anastasi I, Before 1270 B.C.
$7.99 Add to cartThe Land of Canaan during the reign of Ramesses II, according to Papyrus Anastasi I, before 1270 B.C.
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The Land Of Judah In The Day Of The Return
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The Last Recorded Campaign Of Amenhotep II, 1443 BCE
$7.99 Add to cartThe last recorded campaign of Amenhotep II, 1443 BCE -
The Later Activity Of Shalmaneser III In The West
$7.99 Add to cartThe later activity of Shalmaneser III in the west -
The Later Campaigns Of Alexander, 331-323 BCE
$7.99 Add to cartThe later campaigns of Alexander, 331-323 BCE -
The Levitical cities
$7.99 Add to cartThe list of Levitical cities should also be ascribed to the period of the United Monarchy. Only under David were all the towns of the list finally brought under Israelite control. After the division of the kingdom, the Levites abandoned their places in the north and migrated to Judah (2 Chr 11:13–14).
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The Limits Of Israelite Presence
$7.99 Add to cartBy the twelfth century BCE the principal rival peoples in Palestine were becoming well established in their respective areas. The Canaanites continued to dwell in the northern valleys and plains, the Philistines (with other “sea peoples”?) in the southern coastal plain, and the tribes of Israel in the hill country. -
The Migration Of The Sea Peoples, 1174 B.C.
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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.
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