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The Amarna Letters from the Egyptian New Kingdom The Amarna tablets are a unique collection of writings from the Egyptian New Kingdom, scribed in the 14th century BCE and re-discovered by Egyptian peasants in 1887. amarna letters • cuneiform tablets • egyptian new kingdom • pharaoh akhenaten • akkadian script
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Sodom and Gomorrah in Historical Context Although the Genesis 19 account of the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah may provide a lesson in morality more than history, the event occurred and prompts investigation. sodom and gomorrah • destruction of sodom • why sodom was destroyed • causes of the destruction of sodom • why god destroyed sodom
The Babylonian Captivity King Nebuchadnezzar II conquered Jerusalem and forced the inhabitants into exile. Here, they were able to fill the gaps in their own tribal stories of the creation story. babylonian captivity • king nebuchadnezzar ii • jewish exiles in babylon • babylonian influence on jewish theology • jerusalem in the fourth century bce
Media Does Iraq War: Conclusion More media miscues from the Iraq War as the media spreads fear in the cause of US Empire most Americans don't want. media • media issues • iraq war • iraq • embedded journalists |
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