CITIES
WAR CHARIOTS
An Etruscan chariot from about 530BC No, this is not an Israelite chariot, or a Canaanite one either. None of these have survived. But it is similar to the chariots used by Ahab's army. The flat land on the plain below Jezreel was ideal for chariots, the army tanks of their day. Fast-moving charioteers crisscrossed the plains around Jezreel, protecting the city and the thousands of travellers who visited it. Go to Bible Warfare for more information.
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Other Online Bible Websites
Study famous and historical people, places, artwork and archaelogy of the Holy Bible online.
For more online Bible study resources and activities, visit the following websites:
www.bible-people.info - stories of the Bible's most famous men and women - Moses, Judas, John the Baptist, Mary Magdalene and more
www.womeninthebible.net - all about Bible women, good and bad: Ruth, Deborah, Mary of Nazareth, Jezebel
www.bible-archaeology.info - archaeological evidence and the Bible - what can we prove?
http://www.bible-art.info/ - Bible paintings and artworks: Nativity, Resurrection, Esther, Martha and Mary
http://www.bible-topten.com/ - Top Ten heroes, bad women, ways to hell, young people, villains, murders, films
http://www.bible-architecture.info/ - more about houses, palaces, temples and fortresses
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