A concise, readable history of the Israelites’ journey to Canaan, drawn from classical biblical history and adapted for classroom study.
This edition presents a clear account of the Hebrew settlement in Canaan, the laws around land and inheritance, and the long wanderings that prepared a new generation for conquest. It highlights how the people moved through the wilderness, the role of leaders like Moses, and the shaping of a communal future under divine guidance. The material is presented in a way that fits schoolroom study, with emphasis on key events and the political and social framework of the time.
The text includes concise summaries of the journey from Egypt, the division of land by lot, and the jubilee system, offering a structured look at ancient law and governance. It also provides historical context for the wanderings, battles, and the eventual approach to a promised homeland, all arranged to support learning and discussion in classrooms.
Ideal for readers of history and religious studies who want a compact, accessible introduction to this period.
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HRD. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000. Seller Inventory # LX-9780484729024
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