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        | 1. Tamar rightfully tricked this man into impregnating her after he refused his son to her according to the laws of Levenite marriage: |  | 
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        | 2. She helped her favorite son, Jacob, deceive his father using food & sheep’s wool: |  | 
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        | 3. The Egyptian handmaid that is promised a multitude of offspring for bearing the first of Abraham's sons. |  | 
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        | 4. He journeyed hundreds of miles to Haran to find a wife among the daughters of his uncle Laban: |  | 
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        | 5. The western wall of Jeruselum was destroyed in |  | 
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        | 6. King Cyrus of Persia released the israelites to their home |  | 
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        | 7. The most distinctive physical trait of Israelite men |  | 
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        | 8. The scholarly catagorization for the appearance of God |  | 
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        | 9. The king of Salem and “priest of God Most High” to whom Abraham gives 10% of everything he owns as a thanksgiving tithe for victory. |  | 
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        | 10. Judas “The Hammer” led the Maccabean revolt against the Greek empire in |  | 
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        | 11. Herding by select numbers of a family on pastures both near and far from their settlement while the majority of the population is occupied by agriculture: |  | 
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        | 12. This is the name for the Greek translation of the bible: |  | 
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        | Marriage within social group or kinship |  | 
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        | 14. Dating back to 1200 BCE |  | 
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        | Jar used for bones in secondary burial |  | 
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        | 16. This approach to studying the bible suggests that the Torah is the product of four original sources that eventually were edited together |  | 
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        | 17. 18th Century BC raiders that invaded Egypt and set themselves up as pharoahs at Avan's |  | 
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        | 18. Geographical term describing the land that bordered the medeteranean sea from modern turkey to Egypt |  | 
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        | List of books considered to be authoritive |  | 
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        | Bible in the hebrew translation |  | 
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        | Bible in the Latin Translation |  | 
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        | The King James Version was finished |  | 
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        | 23. Most enlightening ancient document for comparing to Noah's Flood: |  | 
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        | 24. Includes an account of a great flood, which parallels to Noah's: |  | 
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        | 25. Most enlightening ancient document for comparing with Genesis 1: |  | 
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        | Egyptians are in charge, Israelites are in Canaan |  | 
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        | Moabites are in charge, Menepta Stele, rein of saul, david, solomon, Israelite Monarchy. |  | 
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        | Destruction of Samaria/ Northern Israel by Sargon II |  | 
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        | Babylonians destroy first israelite temple in jeruselum Nebechenezer takes over. |  | 
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        | Cyrus king of persia releases israelites back to their homeland. The Cyrus Cylinder |  | 
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        | First physical attestation of Israel other than the bible: the Meneptah Stele The Maccabean Revolt |  | 
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        | Romans destroy second temple built by cyrus/. Herod the Great Rebuilt temple. “Wailing Wall/Kotel or Western Wall” only remaining wall of 2nd temple. |  | 
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