Archaeology & History | by Merv Islip | Volume 22, Issue 6 | November – December 2016
Early critics of the Bible maintained that the Hebrews did not write earlier than the late period of the kings.1 An extended period of oral transmission was believed to have preceded the writing of the Old Testament. But archaeological discoveries in the nineteenth century revised the view of th…
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