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The Bible (Old Testament)

THE BIBLE (OLD TESTAMENT)

The Jewish Museum New York

THE JEWISH MUSEUM NEW YORK

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Ein Harod, Israel,Gideon's source where this judge made
his warriors pass an ultimate test before the battle   
against the Midianites: Only those men who lapped up   
the water from the source without losing time to use   
their hands were chosen for the battle (Judges 7:1)
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Ein Harod, Israel,Gideon's source where this judge made his warriors pass an ult...

Ein Harod, Israel,Gideon's source where this judge made
his warriors pass an ultimate test before the battle   
against the Midianites: Only those men who lapped up   
the water from the source without losing time to use   
their hands were chosen for the battle (Judges 7:1).
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Ein Harod, Israel,Gideon's source where this judge made his warriors pass an ult...

The olive groves of Samaria, Israel, originally the    
territory of the tribes of Ephraim and Manasse, famous 
for grapevines and olives. King Omri chose its main    
city, Samaria (Shomron), as capital for Israel, the    
Northern Kingdom.
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The olive groves of Samaria, Israel, originally the territory of the tribes...

The walls of Samaria (Shomron), capital of the Northern
Kingdom of Israel. King Omri bought the hill from a man
named Shemer (hence Shomron) when he abandoned his     
former capital Tirza. Omri's son Ahab and Jezebel, his 
wife, built a temple to Baal at Samaria (I Kings 22:39)
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The walls of Samaria (Shomron), capital of the Northern Kingdom of Israel. King...

The walls of Samaria (Shomron), capital of the Northern
Kingdom of Israel. King Omri bought the hill from a man
named Shemer (hence Shomron) when he abandoned his     
former capital Tirza. Omri's son Ahab and Jezebel, his 
wife, built a temple to Baal at Samaria (I Kings 22:39)
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The walls of Samaria (Shomron), capital of the Northern Kingdom of Israel. King...

A tower in the fortifications of Samaria (Shomron),    
capital of the northern Kingdom of Israel after King   
Omri abandoned his former capital Tirza. Omri's son    
Ahab and Jezebel, his wife, built a temple for Baal    
in Samaria (I Kings 22:39)
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A tower in the fortifications of Samaria (Shomron), capital of the northern...

Thornbushes in the ruins of Samaria (Shomron), the     
former capital of the northern Kingdom of Israel. King 
Omri moved his capital here from Tirza. Omri's son     
Ahab and Jezebel, his wife, built a temple for Baal in 
Samaria (I Kings 22:39).
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Thornbushes in the ruins of Samaria (Shomron), the former capital of the no...

Vineyards in Wadi Eshkol, from where the scouts,       
sent by Moses, brought back a giant cluster of         
grapes (Numbers 13:23).
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Vineyards in Wadi Eshkol, from where the scouts, sent by Moses, brought b...

Beit Shemesh, Samson's home, a Canaanite city conquered
by the tribes of Dan and Judah. The Ark of the Covenant
rested here on its way from Philistia to Kirjat Shearim
(I Samuel 6:12). During the battle of Beit Shemesh,King
Amazia of Judah was taken prisoner (II Kings 14:11)
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Beit Shemesh, Samson's home, a Canaanite city conquered by the tribes of Dan and...

The hills between Beit Shemesh and Jerusalem, where    
Samson fought against the Philistines (Judges 15:16)
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The hills between Beit Shemesh and Jerusalem, where Samson fought against th...

The rock-cut tombs of the Maccabees in Modi'im, Israel.
The Maccabees, Mattathias and his five sons, led the   
Hasmonean revolt against the Greek rulers in the 2nd   
BCE. Their victory and the rededication of the Temple  
in Jerusalem are remembered in the Hanukkah festival.
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The rock-cut tombs of the Maccabees in Modi'im, Israel. The Maccabees, Mattathia...

The rock-cut tombs of the Maccabees in Modi'im, Israel.
The Maccabees, Mattathias and his five sons, led the   
Hasmonean revolt against the Greek rulers in the 2nd   
BCE. Their victory and the rededication of the Temple  
in Jerusalem are remembered in the Hanukkah festival.
#080403 4

The rock-cut tombs of the Maccabees in Modi'im, Israel. The Maccabees, Mattathia...