A Primer of Hebrew Antiquities
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14, xxi. 27, xxiv. 35, xxxii. 5, xxxiv. 28, xlvii. 17 ; Exod. X. 9, 24. And this condition of pastoral life Israel shared with the surrounding peoples, e. G. The Eedouin of the Sinaitic peninsula in the time of Moses (Exod. Iii. I), the Canaanites in the time of Joshua (Josh. Vi. 21), the Philistines OUTDOOR LIFE AND OCCUPATIONS 79 and the Amalekites in the time of Saul (i Sam. Xiv. 32, xv. 21) In the instances last cited the fact that flocks and herds were taken as spoil by the conquer- ing Is...raelites indicates that both conquerors and conquered were to a certain extent pastoral in their occupations. Moab remained a pastoral country during the regal period. In the time of Jehoram, King of Israel, it sent him the wool of 100, 000 lambs and 100, 000 rams as tribute (2 Kings iii. 4; comp. Isaiah xvi. I). Central and Southern Palestine must have been largely nomadic in the time of Saul and David. Nabal kept 3, 000 sheep and 1, 000 goats upon the slopes of Mount Carmel. Indeed, this continued for centuries to be a well-known pasture for flocks and herds (Mic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
14, xxi. 27, xxiv. 35, xxxii. 5, xxxiv. 28, xlvii. 17 ; Exod. X. 9, 24. And this condition of pastoral life Israel shared with the surrounding peoples, e. G. The Eedouin of the Sinaitic peninsula in the time of Moses (Exod. Iii. I), the Canaanites in the time of Joshua (Josh. Vi. 21), the Philistines OUTDOOR LIFE AND OCCUPATIONS 79 and the Amalekites in the time of Saul (i Sam. Xiv. 32, xv. 21) In the instances last cited the fact that flocks and herds were taken as spoil by the conquer- ing Is...raelites indicates that both conquerors and conquered were to a certain extent pastoral in their occupations. Moab remained a pastoral country during the regal period. In the time of Jehoram, King of Israel, it sent him the wool of 100, 000 lambs and 100, 000 rams as tribute (2 Kings iii. 4; comp. Isaiah xvi. I). Central and Southern Palestine must have been largely nomadic in the time of Saul and David. Nabal kept 3, 000 sheep and 1, 000 goats upon the slopes of Mount Carmel. Indeed, this continued for centuries to be a well-known pasture for flocks and herds (Mic.
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