Discovering the Biblical world

Discovering the Biblical World by Harry Thomas Frank, published by Hammond and distributed by Harper & Row in 1974, offers a comprehensive exploration of ancient life as depicted in the Bible. This edition spans 277 pages and is presented in English, delving into significant historical events and cultural contexts that shaped the biblical narrative.
Readers will find a detailed examination of various topics, including the early memories of Israel, the exodus, and the establishment of the Israelite state. The book also addresses pivotal moments such as Israel’s golden age, the division into two kingdoms, and the subsequent exile and restoration. Additionally, it covers the Roman influence in the East and the emergence of early Christianity, providing a rich backdrop for understanding biblical history. The inclusion of a selected bibliography and a time chart enhances the reader’s engagement with the material.
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Recovery of ancient life
Holy land horizons
Israel’s earliest memories
Life in ancient Canaan
The exodus
Settlement in Canaan
The founding of the Israelite state
Israel’s golden age
The two kingdoms
The end of Israel & Judah
Exile & restoration
Wars & rumors of wars
The Roman East & Herod the Great
Scrolls from the wilderness of Judea
Jesus
The first century as Christian history
The later Herods & the beginnings of revolt
Judaea Capta
Aftermath
Selected Bibliography
Time Chart of Bible History
Index
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