Biblical Geography and History

Biblical Geography and History

Charles Foster Kent, American Old Testament scholar (1867-1925).


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Table of Contents

- About This Book

- Preface

- Part I. Physical Geography

- The Old Testament World - The General Characteristics Of The Biblical World

- The General Characteristics Of Palestine

- The Coast Plains

- The Plateau Of Galilee And The Plain Of Esdraelon

- The Hills Of Samaria And Judah

- The Jordan And Dead Sea Valley

- The East Jordan Land

- The Two Capitals Jerusalem And Samaria

- The Great Highways Of The Biblical World

- Part Ii. Historical Geography

- Early Palestine

- Palestine Under The Rule Of Egypt

- The Nomadic And Egyptian Period Of Hebrew History

- The Hebrews In The Wilderness And East Of The Jordan

- The Settlement In Canaan

- The Forces That Led To The Establishment Of The Hebrew Kingdom

- The Scenes Of David's Exploits

- Palestine Under The Rule Of David And Solomon

- The Northern Kingdom

- The Southern Kingdom

- The Babylonian And Persian Periods

- The Scenes Of The Maccabean Struggle

- The Maccabean And Herodian Age

- The Background Of Jesus' Childhood And Young Manhood

- The Scenes Of Jesus' Ministry

- The Spread Of Christianity Throughout The Roman Empire

- Footnotes