Chronikon Hebraikon; or, The Chronology of the Scriptures

This scholarly work is a detailed examination of the chronology of the Bible, with a particular focus on its Hebrew origins. Author John Thomas provides a wealth of analysis and commentary on the biblical text, drawing on historical and linguistic evidence to shed light on its meaning and context. The book will appeal to scholars of biblical studies and those with a serious interest in the history and culture of the Ancient Near East.

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