Jericho, Mount Sinai, the Jordan River. Did God choose to work at places like these for a reason? Robertson reveals how our biblical history is intricately connected to the land of the Bible. This well-organized guide explores changing landscapes and cities throughout biblical times as well as contrasting perspectives on the land. An abundance of theological, archaeological, and topographical information that includes maps, and an index of places and Scriptures. 158 pages, softcover from Presbyterian & Reformed.

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