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List of Figures Acknowledgments Historical Time Periods according to the Bible Introduction
1. Archaeology—Biblical and Modern Archaeology
2. The Patriarchal Period
3. The Exodus—Leaving Egypt and Wandering in the Desert
4. The Emergence of the Israelite People
5. The Monarchy—Saul, David, and Solomon
6. The Divided Kingdom to the First Exile
7. The Period that Yielded the Bible—Hezekiah through Josiah
8. Redacting the Bible—The Babylonian Exile to Ezra
9. Educational Perspective—A Postscript Selected References
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