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• catalog contributor b3216117.
• catalog coverage "Jordan River.".
• catalog coverage "Palestine Description and travel.".
• catalog created "[1968]".
• catalog date "1968".
• catalog date "[1968]".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "[1968]".
• catalog description "Bibliography: p. [215]".
• catalog description "C. Wadi Jurm -- Pella -- D. Between the Jabbok and the Wadi Nimrin -- VII. On the west side of the Jordan -- A. Paths of pilgrims -- B. Beth-shan (Seythopolis) -- C. Jericho, the home of history -- The walls of Jericho -- The turn of the wheel -- Change of guard -- VIII. The plains of Moab -- A. Teleilat Ghassul -- B. Balaam's ass -- C. Biblical sites -- D. John the Baptist -- E. Herod Antipas -- F. Journey's end.".
• catalog description "Curative waters -- E. Synagogues -- Pictures in mosaics -- Where Jesus preached -- "Fisherman's village" -- Loaves and fishes -- F. Temples of the moon -- IV. "Garden of God" -- A. The present form -- B. "Jungle of the Jordan" -- C. The valley proper -- Different levels -- What Lot saw -- D. Roads through the Jordan Rift -- From the Dead Sea to Dan -- From Elath to Sodom -- E. The springtime of Israel -- V. Canyons from the east -- A. The Yarmuk -- Arab gateway -- Enterprise in the desert -- B. River Jabbok (Wadi Zerqa) -- South and north Gilead -- David at Manhanaim -- The Decapolis City of Gerasa -- Gaps in sedentary settlement -- Jephthah's daughter -- Where was Zaphon? -- Gideon, Jacob and Esau -- Dolmen-builders -- "East ruin of the mother of Hamad" -- Junction with the Jordan -- Succoth -- VI. Without biblical names -- A. Wadi Rajeb and Wadi Kufrinji -- The identification of biblical Zarethan -- B. Wadi Yabis -- Jabesh-gilead -- Abel-meholah -- The Brook Cherith -- ".
• catalog description "I. "To spy out the land" -- A. The geography of the Jordan -- B. Burning off the mists of the past -- C. Archaeology and the Bible -- A book of theology -- Historical source-book -- The purpose of biblical archaeology -- Historical memory -- D. "To seek and search out" -- "The fountain of living waters" -- "He hewed out many cisterns" -- "Highways and byways" -- E. "A tell forever, an everlasting ruin" -- The appearances of a tell -- "Potsherds of the earth" -- Fashions of location -- With and without names -- method of presentation -- II. A river is born -- A. The enigma of the Jordan -- B. Earthquake-born -- C. Palaeoanthropus Palestinensis -- D. The Valley of the Lebanon -- E. The sources of the river -- The meaning of the name -- Mount Hermon -- Branches of the beginning -- III. The lake district -- A. The lake that was -- B. An indelible name -- C. "The ambition of nature" -- D. Islam triumphant -- E. The power of Rome -- In honor of an emperor -- The Gadarene swine -- ".
• catalog extent "xvi, 235 p.".
• catalog hasFormat "River Jordan.".
• catalog isFormatOf "River Jordan.".
• catalog issued "1968".
• catalog issued "[1968]".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New York, McGraw-Hill".
• catalog relation "River Jordan.".
• catalog spatial "Jordan River.".
• catalog spatial "Palestine Description and travel.".
• catalog subject "220.91".
• catalog subject "Bible Geography.".
• catalog subject "DS110.J6 G55 1968".
• catalog tableOfContents "C. Wadi Jurm -- Pella -- D. Between the Jabbok and the Wadi Nimrin -- VII. On the west side of the Jordan -- A. Paths of pilgrims -- B. Beth-shan (Seythopolis) -- C. Jericho, the home of history -- The walls of Jericho -- The turn of the wheel -- Change of guard -- VIII. The plains of Moab -- A. Teleilat Ghassul -- B. Balaam's ass -- C. Biblical sites -- D. John the Baptist -- E. Herod Antipas -- F. Journey's end.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Curative waters -- E. Synagogues -- Pictures in mosaics -- Where Jesus preached -- "Fisherman's village" -- Loaves and fishes -- F. Temples of the moon -- IV. "Garden of God" -- A. The present form -- B. "Jungle of the Jordan" -- C. The valley proper -- Different levels -- What Lot saw -- D. Roads through the Jordan Rift -- From the Dead Sea to Dan -- From Elath to Sodom -- E. The springtime of Israel -- V. Canyons from the east -- A. The Yarmuk -- Arab gateway -- Enterprise in the desert -- B. River Jabbok (Wadi Zerqa) -- South and north Gilead -- David at Manhanaim -- The Decapolis City of Gerasa -- Gaps in sedentary settlement -- Jephthah's daughter -- Where was Zaphon? -- Gideon, Jacob and Esau -- Dolmen-builders -- "East ruin of the mother of Hamad" -- Junction with the Jordan -- Succoth -- VI. Without biblical names -- A. Wadi Rajeb and Wadi Kufrinji -- The identification of biblical Zarethan -- B. Wadi Yabis -- Jabesh-gilead -- Abel-meholah -- The Brook Cherith -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "I. "To spy out the land" -- A. The geography of the Jordan -- B. Burning off the mists of the past -- C. Archaeology and the Bible -- A book of theology -- Historical source-book -- The purpose of biblical archaeology -- Historical memory -- D. "To seek and search out" -- "The fountain of living waters" -- "He hewed out many cisterns" -- "Highways and byways" -- E. "A tell forever, an everlasting ruin" -- The appearances of a tell -- "Potsherds of the earth" -- Fashions of location -- With and without names -- method of presentation -- II. A river is born -- A. The enigma of the Jordan -- B. Earthquake-born -- C. Palaeoanthropus Palestinensis -- D. The Valley of the Lebanon -- E. The sources of the river -- The meaning of the name -- Mount Hermon -- Branches of the beginning -- III. The lake district -- A. The lake that was -- B. An indelible name -- C. "The ambition of nature" -- D. Islam triumphant -- E. The power of Rome -- In honor of an emperor -- The Gadarene swine -- ".
• catalog title "The River Jordan.".
• catalog type "text".