Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Part I. The settlement and conquest of Canaan -- XXXI. The crossing of the Jordan -- I. The records of the settlement and conquest -- II. Political conditions in Canaan -- III. Strategic importance of Jericho -- IV. Significance of the visit of the spies -- V. Triple tradition of the crossing of the Jordan -- VI. The method of the crossing according the oldest narrative -- VII. Significance of the event in Hebrew history -- XXXII. Capture of Jericho and Ai -- I. Situation and character of Jericho -- II. The two accounts of the capture of Jericho -- III. The Judean account of the capture -- IV. The fate of the inhabitants of Jericho -- V. The sin of Achan -- VI. The capture of Ai -- VII. The treaty with the villages -- VIII. The character of Joshua -- XXXIII. Conditions and conquests in Canaan -- I. Real character of the conquest -- II. Conditions in the south -- III. Conditions in the north -- IV. The conflict with the Moabites -- . }
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- catalog description "Part I. The settlement and conquest of Canaan -- XXXI. The crossing of the Jordan -- I. The records of the settlement and conquest -- II. Political conditions in Canaan -- III. Strategic importance of Jericho -- IV. Significance of the visit of the spies -- V. Triple tradition of the crossing of the Jordan -- VI. The method of the crossing according the oldest narrative -- VII. Significance of the event in Hebrew history -- XXXII. Capture of Jericho and Ai -- I. Situation and character of Jericho -- II. The two accounts of the capture of Jericho -- III. The Judean account of the capture -- IV. The fate of the inhabitants of Jericho -- V. The sin of Achan -- VI. The capture of Ai -- VII. The treaty with the villages -- VIII. The character of Joshua -- XXXIII. Conditions and conquests in Canaan -- I. Real character of the conquest -- II. Conditions in the south -- III. Conditions in the north -- IV. The conflict with the Moabites -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "Part I. The settlement and conquest of Canaan -- XXXI. The crossing of the Jordan -- I. The records of the settlement and conquest -- II. Political conditions in Canaan -- III. Strategic importance of Jericho -- IV. Significance of the visit of the spies -- V. Triple tradition of the crossing of the Jordan -- VI. The method of the crossing according the oldest narrative -- VII. Significance of the event in Hebrew history -- XXXII. Capture of Jericho and Ai -- I. Situation and character of Jericho -- II. The two accounts of the capture of Jericho -- III. The Judean account of the capture -- IV. The fate of the inhabitants of Jericho -- V. The sin of Achan -- VI. The capture of Ai -- VII. The treaty with the villages -- VIII. The character of Joshua -- XXXIII. Conditions and conquests in Canaan -- I. Real character of the conquest -- II. Conditions in the south -- III. Conditions in the north -- IV. The conflict with the Moabites -- ".