Biblical Cities of the Holy Land: Beersheba
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 พ.ย. 2022
- This video will give a brief overview of the geography, history, archaeology and other notable features of the biblical city of Beersheba in the biblical Negev of Israel and how it is connected with the Bible.
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Background Music:
Mystery Bazaar by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Sources Used for in this video:
BiblePlaces.com
Cities of the Biblical World by LaMoine F. DeVries
Israel: Biblical Sites Travel Guide by Todd M. Fink
On the Reliability of the Old Testament by K. A. Kitchen
Satellite Bible Atlas by William Schlegel
The Holy Land: An Oxford Archaeological Guide by Jerome Murphy-O’ Connor
Maps created with help of a program from:
www.biblemapper.com
Thanks Tom as always so informative and interesting have a good day God bless 🙏
Thanks!
Big shout out Joe.
I'd like to know how they dug those wells.
Thanks for this - are you able to provide a source for the Egyptian inscription? I'm having trouble finding recent peer-reviewed research on this.
You're welcome. The source I have is found in the book 'On the Reliability of the Old Testament' by Kenneth Kitchen, pp. 313-314. Hope that helps you out.
Thanks for responding @@GospelandSpade - after searching journals for the last little while, I can only locate what seems to be a beef between Kitchener and Clancy over something to do with Shoshenq I... There doesn't seem to be any clear work on the field of Abraham in the last decade or two. Will probably park this and get on to finishing my assignment :)
Hope you give me a heart this time.
I'm from Dan