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The Flood

There can be no greater event in the early period of the Old Testament which has stirred more controversy than the flood found in Genesis 6-9. Electronic Christian Media...

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The Exile

The term that is usually used for the Exile is Captivity. There were two major captivities of Jews recorded in the Bible. Israel was taken into Captivity in 732 B.C. by the Assyrians and Judah in 605 B.C. by the Babylonians. Each of them took place in stages over a period of time. Both were brought upon the people of God as judgment for disobedienc...

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Archaeology and the Bible

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Map of Upper Galilee

The Upper Galilee is a region located in northern Israel, known for its stunning landscapes, rich history, and diverse cultural heritage. One of the best ways to explore this area is through a map that highlights its key attractions and points of interest. When looking at a map of the Upper Galilee, you can see the picturesque towns a...

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Map of Palestine's Judea

Palestine's Judea is an ancient region located in the central part of the historic land of Palestine. It holds significant historical and religious importance, particularly for the Jewish people. Judea is known for its diverse landscapes, including mountains, valleys, and fertile plains. One of the most well-known sites in Judea is the ancient cit...

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Wisdom Literature

A distinctive Old Testament literature is what is called the Poetical books or wisdom literature. The Poetical books are Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Songs. Electronic Christian Media...

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O.T. Hebrew Poetry

A distinctive Old Testament literature is what is called the Poetical books or wisdom literature. The Poetical books are Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Songs. Electronic Christian Media...

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The Jebusite Foundation

During the 1960's the British archeologist Kathleen Kenyon excavated the eastern slope of the city's hill. She succeeded in exposing, at the middle of the slope, the remains of the solid Jebusite defense wall that King David had to overcome in his conquest of Jerusalem. Only the small section pictured was exposed during the excavation. [Archaeolog...

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Beyond the Old Testament: Exploring Messianic Expectations in Jewish Literature

The idea of a Messiah – a divinely chosen redeemer – is a powerful current in Judaism. While the Old Testament lays the groundwork, Jewish literature beyond the Bible offers a rich tapestry of messianic expectations. This exploration delves into writings from the Second Temple period, revealing diverse views on the Messiah's role. We'll encounter c...

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Excavations in the City of David

The City of David is located on the Ophel hill, a hill sloping southward from the southeastern side of the Temple Mount. Today the Ophel is an archaeological garden, open to the public for study tours. Extensive excavations in this area, carried out since 1968, cut through about 2,500 years of history and include some 25 layers. Important finds fro...

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