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Page 916
The reign of Jeroboam II and the demise of the northern kingdom Reforms in
Judah and the Babylonian Exile The division of Isaiah into two or three distinct
sections Themes peculiar to Isaiah and his call to become a prophet The early
oracles ...
The reign of Jeroboam II and the demise of the northern kingdom Reforms in
Judah and the Babylonian Exile The division of Isaiah into two or three distinct
sections Themes peculiar to Isaiah and his call to become a prophet The early
oracles ...
Page 930
The purpose of the whole book, stories and visions alike, is to encourage Israel to
endure under the threat of annihilation and to strengthen its faith that “the Most
High rules the kingdom of men” and will in the end give victory to his people and
...
The purpose of the whole book, stories and visions alike, is to encourage Israel to
endure under the threat of annihilation and to strengthen its faith that “the Most
High rules the kingdom of men” and will in the end give victory to his people and
...
Page 1182
In the New Kingdom , or Empire , Period ( c . 1400 - c . 1190 BC ) the city was
extended toward the south : the wide arc of the city wall , running from Büyükkale
up to the top and down along the western valley , dates from the New Kingdom .
In the New Kingdom , or Empire , Period ( c . 1400 - c . 1190 BC ) the city was
extended toward the south : the wide arc of the city wall , running from Büyükkale
up to the top and down along the western valley , dates from the New Kingdom .
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