The Testimony special issue Vol.60, No.718, October 1990 Our cover design is taken from a painting in an Egyptian tomb at Beni Hasan. It depicts Semitic people wearing multicoloured robes entering Egypt with their flocks and possessions. It recalls the visits to Egypt of Abraham and Sarah, and later of the household of Jacob. |
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CONTENTSThe Importance of Biblical Archaeology - Tony Benson Archaeology and The Scripture Text - Nick Lunn Archaeology and The Early Chapters of Genesis - John Nicholls Archaeology and Sojourn in Egypt - Bill Form Archaeology and The Conquest of the Land - Trevor Maher Archaeology and The United Kingdom of Israel - John V Collyer Archaeology and The Divided Monarchy - Tony Benson Archaeology and Assyria - Andrew Walker Archaeology and The Babylonian and Persian Empires - Stephen Hughes Archaeology and The Gospels - John V Collyer Archaeology and The Acts and the Epistles - Reg Carr |
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Ancient Egypt’s Lost Queen Found in Humble Tomb - Joan Brooks New Finds at Askelon - Tony Benson Gilgal - John V Collyer Where was Ezion-geber? - John V Collyer Excavations in the Valley of Rephaim - D. M. Elliott The Moabite Stone - Tony Benson Excavations at Nippur - D. M. Elliott Nehemiah’s Enemies Identified - Tony Benson The Galilee Boat - Tony Benson A Pilgrim’s Journey - Kathleen Ritmeyer |
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