The much-awaited Volume III starts with the factors of various schools of biblical criticism and the development of archaeology in the Holy Land, from trying to prove the Bible to searching for evidence of the development of Israelite history. The history of the indigenous Canaanite people is reviewed within the context of the Hebrews' centuries-long struggle against Canaanite polytheism. Would monolatry (the recognition of other gods along with the one Hebrew God) or monotheism triumph? The conquest of Jerusalem by the Babylonians and the Exile brought turbulence and deep sorrow to the Israelites. But God had a plan for His people.…mehr
The much-awaited Volume III starts with the factors of various schools of biblical criticism and the development of archaeology in the Holy Land, from trying to prove the Bible to searching for evidence of the development of Israelite history. The history of the indigenous Canaanite people is reviewed within the context of the Hebrews' centuries-long struggle against Canaanite polytheism. Would monolatry (the recognition of other gods along with the one Hebrew God) or monotheism triumph? The conquest of Jerusalem by the Babylonians and the Exile brought turbulence and deep sorrow to the Israelites. But God had a plan for His people.
Eileen Maddocks was always a spiritual seeker. She discovered the Bahá'í Faith in midlife and subsequently served at the Bahá'í World Centre in Haifa, Israel, for many years. Upon retirement, she moved to Vermont and started a new path as an independent researcher and writer. She describes herself as a curious student. Her first book was 1844: Convergence in Prophecy for Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and the Bahá'í Faith. Her trilogy, The Coming of the Glory, presents the Hebrew prophets in chronological and systematic order within the context of Israelite history and highlights the significance of their prophecies for today. Website: eileenmaddocks.com Email: mybooks@eileenmaddocks.com
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