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Hebrew Alef-Bet Ulpan
$12.00Hebrew Alef-Bet Ulpan
by Virginia-Kay Massara
An Ulpan is an Israeli language school. This workbook is based on the Ulpan alphabet learning program and is designed to help you learn the Hebrew alphabet and basic pronunciation. It is intended to be used in conjunction with the 18-hour course taught by the author at Trinity Southwest University in Albuquerque, New Mexico, but can be used in any learning context where the instructor is familiar with the Ulpan methodology. If you already have a basic knowledge of Hebrew, then you can also use this workbook for self-study and review to develop and maintain your proficiency with the Hebrew language.
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How Low Did the Once-Great Egyptian Eighteenth Dynasty Sink?
$2.50How Low Did the Once-Great Egyptian Eighteenth Dynasty Sink?
by Steven Collins PhD
After 158 years of empire-building, Egypt’s Eighteenth Dynasty entered a bizarre, sixty-year period of implosion, seemingly slow at first, but ever-accelerating toward ultimate collapse. It is my contention that the demise of the once-powerful Eighteenth Dynasty was largely, if not entirely, due to the events surrounding the Israelite Exodus from Egypt.
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If You Thought You Knew the Location of Sodom and Gomorrah…Think Again
$2.50If You Thought You Knew the Location of Sodom and Gomorrah…Think Again
by Steven Collins PhD
What we now know about the archaeology of the eastern Kikkar, particularly from excavations at Tall Nimrin and Tall el-Hammam, is well enough to put an end both to the Albrightian legend of the southern Dead Sea location, and the Finkelsteinian legend about aetiological legends.
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Is the Bible a True Narrative Representation?
$2.50Is the Bible a True Narrative Representation?
by Steven Collins PhD and John W. Oller, Jr.
The application of TNR-theory reveals that the biblical narratives meet the demands of TNR-theory. However, theories generally denying the historical accuracy and authenticity of biblical narratives are shown to be untenable on account of inherent inconsistencies, failure to comprehend relevant data, and because they fail the test of simplicity at every turn. The only theory that is consistent with all of the facts presented, and the simpler theory by a far cry, is that the Bible should be regarded as a TNR.
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Just You, Me and God
$11.99Just You, Me and God
by Latayne C Scott
This guide is designed for married couples and will help you study through God’s Word in one year’s time. It will also provide a common spiritual reference point for you both.
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Locating Tall el-Hammam on the Madaba Map
$2.50Locating Tall el-Hammam on the Madaba Map
by David E. Graves and Scott Stripling
The Madaba Mosaic Map indicates a prominent but unnamed site near the upper-left edge, just above the Jordan River. Various attempts have been made to identify it with Tall Iktanu, Tall Kefrein, Tall Nimrin, Tall Rama, and Khirbet Sweimeh. This article demonstrates that the better candidate for this site is Tall el-Hammam which boasts superior size, perfect location, abundant water, and Early Roman/Byzantine remains.
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Passion, Power, Proxy, Release
$9.95Passion, Power, Proxy, Release
by Latayne C. Scott, PhD
Passion, Power, Proxy, Release is a reflective, insightful work surrounding the crucifixion and resurrection of Christ—two of the most important events in the history of mankind—and how those events affect the believer, particularly as they pertain to communion and worship. While no follower of Christ ever wishes to take His sacrifice lightly, the Scriptures, poems and insights contained within this work reach deep into our souls and reignite that first love, even if it blazes hot.
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Reassessing the Term hakikkar in Nehemiah as Bearing on the Location of the Cities of the Plain
$2.50Reassessing the Term hakikkar in Nehemiah as Bearing on the Location of the Cities of the Plain
by Steven Collins PhD
In this paper I demonstrate that in no instance in the OT does kikkar refer to a geographical-topographical feature other than the southern Jordan Valley, north of the Dead Sea, and areas contiguous with it.
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Rethinking the Location of Zoar
$2.50Rethinking the Location of Zoar
by Steven Collins PhD
Zoar is typically located near the southern tip of the Dead Sea. However, a careful analysis of key biblical passages signals that it must be outside the territories of Moab and Edom, which makes the southern Dead Sea location questionable. Zoar is designated as the southern boundary of the Reuben tribal allotment, and, therefore, should be placed somewhere near the Arnon Gorge, north of the Moabite Kingdom boundary.
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