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Early Israel and the Surrounding Nations

CHAPTER III
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We must cease to regard Arabia as a land of deserts and barbarism; it was, on the contrary, a trading centre of the ancient world, and the Moslems who went forth from it to conquer Christendom and found empires, were but the successors of those who, in earlier times, had exercised a profound influence upon the destinies of the East.
[Footnote 6: 2 Sam.xvii.

27.] [Footnote 7: Jer.xl.

14.] [Footnote 8: Rehoboam is an Ammonite name, compounded with that of the god Am or Ammi.

Rehob, which is the first element in it, was also an Ammonite name, as we learn from the Assyrian inscriptions.] [Footnote 9: Numb.xxi.

27-29.] [Footnote 10: x.


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