Myths of Babylonia And Assyria 0 3
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The Philistines were of the remnant of the dying glories ofCrete; the Hebrews had no past to speak of, but were entering on theheritage they regarded as theirs, by right of a recently ratifieddivine covenant. "[421] Saul was the leader of a revolt against the Philistines in northernPalestine, and became the ruler of the kingdom of Israel. Then David, having liberated Judah from the yoke of the Philistines, succeededSaul as ruler of Israel, and selected Jerusalem as his capital. Healso conquered... Edom and Moab, but was unsuccessful in his attempt tosubjugate Ammon. The Philistines were then confined to a restrictedarea on the seacoast, where they fused with the Semites and ultimatelysuffered loss of identity. Under the famous Solomon the united kingdomof the Hebrews reached its highest splendour and importance among thenations.
If the Philistines received the support of the Hittites, the Hebrewswere strengthened by an alliance with Egypt. For a period of two and ahalf centuries no Egyptian army had crossed the Delta frontier intoSyria.
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The Philistines were of the remnant of the dying glories ofCrete; the Hebrews had no past to speak of, but were entering on theheritage they regarded as theirs, by right of a recently ratifieddivine covenant. "[421] Saul was the leader of a revolt against the Philistines in northernPalestine, and became the ruler of the kingdom of Israel. Then David, having liberated Judah from the yoke of the Philistines, succeededSaul as ruler of Israel, and selected Jerusalem as his capital. Healso conquered... Edom and Moab, but was unsuccessful in his attempt tosubjugate Ammon. The Philistines were then confined to a restrictedarea on the seacoast, where they fused with the Semites and ultimatelysuffered loss of identity. Under the famous Solomon the united kingdomof the Hebrews reached its highest splendour and importance among thenations.
If the Philistines received the support of the Hittites, the Hebrewswere strengthened by an alliance with Egypt. For a period of two and ahalf centuries no Egyptian army had crossed the Delta frontier intoSyria.
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