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Clans And Towns / Villages Of The Tribe Of “Greater” Judah”
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Conquest Of The Southern Shephelah And Central Hill Country
$7.99 Add to cartCentury BCEIt is interesting to note that there are no conquest stories about places in the northern district of the Shephelah in Joshua 15:33–36…. -
Culture And Commerce In The Ancient Near East
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Culture And Commerce In The Ancient Near East
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David At Ziklag And The Origins Of David’s Men Of Valor
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David’s Life As A Renegade
$7.99 Add to cartThe personal conflict between King Saul and his protégé, David, is the topic of several chapters in the Book of Samuel. -
Deployment For The Battle Of Gilboa And The Death And Burial Of Saul
$7.99 Add to cartTo understand the preliminary stages of Saul’s final confrontation with the Philistines, one must recognize the objectives of the author of the Book of Samuel. He seeks to exonerate David from any responsibility for military action against his own people or against Saul. -
Egypt Of The Exodus
$7.99 Add to cartJacob and his sons were allowed to settle in a choice portion of “the land of Ramesses” (Gen 47:11) called “the land of Goshen.” The city of Ramesses (Egyptian: “the House of Pr- Ramesses”) was built on the former site of the Hyksos capital, Avaris. It served as the northern capital for the pharaohs of the nineteenth and twentieth dynasties. -
Ezekiel’s Vision Of The Restored Tribes And Of Jerusalem
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Factors In The Identification Of Philistine Gath
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From Sinai To Jerusalem
$14.95 Read moreVarious routes have been suggested for the scintillating story of the Wanderings of the Ark in the Bible, whose journey spanned more than a thousand years. All texts, as does this one, still carry question marks.
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