University Press of America
Pages: 152
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Trim: 6 x 9
978-0-7618-2197-7 • Paperback • February 2002 • $67.99 • (£52.00)
Kelly D. Alexander, Jr. is a practicing Dentist in Mississippi.
Chapter 1 List of Illustrations
Chapter 2 Preface and Purpose of this Study
Chapter 3 Origins:
Chapter 4 Historical Origins of the Ark
Chapter 5 Moses
Chapter 6 The Date of the Exodus
Chapter 7 Where it was Built
Chapter 8 Building the Ark
Chapter 9 What was in the Ark
Chapter 10 Transport
Chapter 11 The Ark and the Presence of the Lord
Chapter 12 The Ark Traveling
Chapter 13 Who was Allowed in the Presence of the Ark
Chapter 14 Significance of the Ark and Other Furnishings
Chapter 15 Recorded History:
Chapter 16 First Account of Ark Travel
Chapter 17 The Ark Leading the Way
Chapter 18 The Second Account (The Death of Moses)
Chapter 19 The Third Account (Crossing the Jordan)
Chapter 20 The Fourth Account (Early Canaan Campaigns)
Chapter 21 Further Ark History in the Early Conquest Days
Chapter 22 Joshua's Death
Chapter 23 The Days of the Judges
Chapter 24 The Ark During the Reign of King Saul
Chapter 25 The Ark Captured by the Philistines
Chapter 26 Death and the Ark
Chapter 27 Journey to Jerusalem
Chapter 28 Solomon's Temple
Chapter 29 The Disappearance:
Chapter 30 The Types of Possible Disappearance
Chapter 31 The Kings of Judah and Israel
Chapter 32 Is the Ark in Ethiopia?
Chapter 33 Summary and Conclusions
Chapter 34 Charts Regarding Jewish and Christian Calendars as Reflected from The Deep Things of God
Chapter 35 Glossary
Chapter 36 Bibliography
Chapter 37 Index
Chapter 38 Biographical Sketch of Dr. Alexander
Written in plain language for nonspecialist general readers of all backgrounds, Ark of the Convenant is an erudite account of Ark through the centuries and a superb history which is highly recommended for religious studies supplemental reading lists and Biblical History reference shelves.
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The author's writing style is coherent and free-flowing. . . . It will greatly serve biblical scholars in their further research.
— Eileen M. Fagan, Fairfield University
The author's writing style is coherent and free-flowing. . . . It will greatly serve biblical scholars in their further research.
— Eileen M. Fagan, Fairfield University
Written in plain language for nonspecialist general readers of all backgrounds, Ark of the Convenant is an erudite account of Ark through the centuries and a superb history which is highly recommended for religious studies supplemental reading lists and Biblical History reference shelves.
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