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Hellenistic Cavalryman, Painted Tombstone From Sidon
$7.99 Add to cartHellenistic cavalryman; painted tombstone from Sidon -
Herodion – Plan Of The Mountain Palace-Fortress
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Hypothetical Territory Owing Allegiance To Saul
$7.99 Add to cartSaul was the last of the judges and the first of Israel’s kings. Saul not only delivered Israel from the Philistine yoke, but also warred upon all the other surrounding enemies, and he “delivered Israel out of the hands of those who plundered them” (1 Sam 14:48). -
Ill-Fated Invasion From The South
$7.99 Add to cartThe rebellion in the Kadesh-barnea area was a paradigm of national rebellion in the cultic and religious traditions of the monarchial period (Num 20:13; Deut 33:8; Ps 81:8, 95:8, 106:32). -
Intermediate Bronze Age Sites In The Southern Levant
$7.99 Add to cartIntermediate Bronze Age sites in the southern Levant -
Iron Age II And III Sites In The Southern Levant
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Israel And Judah In The Days Of Jeroboam II And Uzziah
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Israel And Judah Invade Moab, Jehoram’s Losses
$7.99 Add to cartIsrael and Judah invade Moab; Jehoram’s losses -
Israel And The Philistines Clash At Gibbethon
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Jacob And His Sons
$7.99 Add to cartUnlike the narrative about Abram, that describing Jacob’s return from Paddan-aram is quite explicit. -
Jericho Area: Modern Town, Ancient Tel And Ruins Of Early Roman Period Structures
$7.99 Add to cartJericho area: modern town, ancient tel and ruins of early Roman period structures -
Jerusalem And The Cities Of The Shephelah In The Amarna Letters
$7.99 Add to cartThe southern hill country was dominated by Jerusalem, whose ruler, `Abdi-Kheba, was supported by a garrison of Nubian mercenaries. The Amarna letters tell of conflict between `Abdi-Kheba and his neighbors on the coastal plain.
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