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The religious texts of Israeli origin, considered in whole by Christianity and in part (the Old Testament) by Judaism as holy.
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What was the world population around 970 BC? Does it fit the biblical narrative?
But it could be that this data was extracted solely from the Bible, and not from other sources. …
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What was the world population around 970 BC? Does it fit the biblical narrative?
Does the following bible verse fits in the current historical world population estimatives? … In Israel there were eight hundred thousand able-bodied men who could handle a sword, and in Judah five hundred thousand.
2 Samuel 24:9
Accordingly to Bible Timeline the verse is about somewhen around …
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What was the estimated population living in Egypt around 1446 BC?
The Wikipedia's World Population Page shows that is estimated that the world population grew from 35 million in 2000 BC to 50 million in 1000 BC. This doesn't answers the question but suggests that Eg …
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What was the estimated population living in Egypt around 1446 BC?
The biblical narrative in Exodus 11 tells that all firstborn sons of Egypt died in a single night. While maybe there's no historical evidence of that, it would be interesting to know what was the esti …
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