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ByHENRY NJ FIELD D. D.. author Of From the Lakes
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This new description Of sacred localities Of Palestine by
veteran traveller and the Of the most valuable and
popular narratives OF travel that have appeared IN recent
years is the fitting and conclusion OF them all The In
of the Holy Land above all Others Is that mere was
spent wonderful life that ever was lived On the eart
purpose journey to which this book Is indebt
trace life its beginning among Its natveh mis-
closely the footsteps of our LORD not merely
in the streets Of Jerusalem through Samaa and Gaee
along the lake shore and on the m0untainsde'
KADESH- BARNEA.
It's Importance and Probable Site With Story Of Hunt
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Southern Boundary OF the Holy Land BY H. CLAY TRUM-
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Kadesh has long been recognized as the key 70
the history of Israetes wanderings in the Wilder
Ress. and its site has been In dispute Tor twenty
centuries Two years ago Dr. Iruinbuh maze
imuortant discoveries in the East bearing on this
question: these he for the first time gives fun
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those Dr. Trumbull claims as the result OF the
work. practical determination Of the route OF the Exodus OF
the main outlines the Wandering and Of the southern
boundary Of Holy Land 1t would be difficult TO speak
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