Early Israelites: Two Peoples, One History: Rediscovery of the Origins of Ancient Israel

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Early Israelites: Two Peoples, One History : Rediscovery of the Origins of Ancient Israel
Verfasser
Lipovsky, Igor P. ; Lipovsky, Igor ; Lipovskij, Igorʹ Pavlovič
Erschienen
2019
Provenienz
Die digitale Veröffentlichung erfolgt mit der Genehmigung des Autors.
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SECOND REVISED EDITION. Originally published in 2012
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Englisch
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Buch
Schlagwörter (EN)
Bible / Israelites / Old Testament
ISBN
978-0-578-53630-9
URN
urn:nbn:de:hbz:6-50139646112

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What does the Bible hide and to what extent can we trust the Holy Scriptures? The “archaeology” of biblical texts yielded many interesting and surprising discoveries. As it turned out, the Israelites (Northern Hebrew tribes) and Judahites (Southerners) had completely different ancestors, who arrived in Canaan and then left the Nile Delta at different times. The Northerners and the Southerners made their Exodus from Egypt at different centuries as well, and conquered their places in Canaan independently. So what – or who – is responsible for the contradictions between facts mentioned in the Old Testament and archaeological findings of the last decades? The authors of the Bible merged the family trees and narratives of both peoples to create a common genealogy and history. But where the archaeologists look for the history of Early Israel, are in fact the hidden and different pasts of two West Semitic peoples.

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