Archeological Research in Bible Lands
Archeological Research in Bible Lands
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Indeed, the Egyptian inscriptions furnish an analogue even to the story of Sarah. A papyrus, called "The Two Brothers, " tells of a Pharaoh wlio did not hesitate to murder the husband of a beautiful woman whom he coveted. An examination of the records prove that at this early period intercourse between •Lupalzaggizi at the end of tlie fourth millennium ruled over an em- pire extending from the Persian Gulf to the Mediterranean. It must, however, be admitted that the Palestinian Excavations prov...e Egyptian influence as early as the twelfth dynasty (2000-1800) and there are traces as late as C. 1. 300.
"The attempt to prove ethnological connection between Hebrew and Egyptian on the hypothesis that the civilization of the west originated in Babylon has been refuted G. Eliot Smith: "The Ancient Egyptians and Their Influence Upon the Civilization of Europe. " "Winckler: Altoriciitalische Forsch. Erste Roihe, 1897, p. . 3. 3.
10 Central Conference of American Rabbis.
Asia and Egypt was frequeut.^- The more so since the Egyp- tians, who were only indifferent soldiers, made extensive use of Asiatic mercenaries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Indeed, the Egyptian inscriptions furnish an analogue even to the story of Sarah. A papyrus, called "The Two Brothers, " tells of a Pharaoh wlio did not hesitate to murder the husband of a beautiful woman whom he coveted. An examination of the records prove that at this early period intercourse between •Lupalzaggizi at the end of tlie fourth millennium ruled over an em- pire extending from the Persian Gulf to the Mediterranean. It must, however, be admitted that the Palestinian Excavations prov...e Egyptian influence as early as the twelfth dynasty (2000-1800) and there are traces as late as C. 1. 300.
"The attempt to prove ethnological connection between Hebrew and Egyptian on the hypothesis that the civilization of the west originated in Babylon has been refuted G. Eliot Smith: "The Ancient Egyptians and Their Influence Upon the Civilization of Europe. " "Winckler: Altoriciitalische Forsch. Erste Roihe, 1897, p. . 3. 3.
10 Central Conference of American Rabbis.
Asia and Egypt was frequeut.^- The more so since the Egyp- tians, who were only indifferent soldiers, made extensive use of Asiatic mercenaries.
What to read after Archeological Research in Bible Lands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abraham Samuel Anspacher to read onlineMoreLess
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