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The Bible Murder - Paperback

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by Gerhard Behrens (Author)

The Bible had made history, changed societies, created art and also caused murders-quite a lot of murders in fact. The latest one is the killing of Professor Karl Fehr of the University of London. He provided the long missing archaeological proof for a daring theory published by Professor Kamal Salibi, a real (not fictional) Lebanese historian see his book 'The Bible came from Arabia', 1985). Based on thorough linguistic and geographical studies he, and later also Fehr, became convinced that all locations and events mentioned in the Old Testament are connected to Asir, a southern province of today's Saudi Arabia, and not to the region of Palestine/Israel Of course, hardly anyone is willing to see any truth in that theory. It is not conform with the age-old and commonly accepted interpretation of the Old Testament and is therefore shocking. No wonder that Salibi in his lifetime and now Fehr with his archaeological proof faced a whole phalanx of enemies, among them Fehr's murder. Professor Rietberg, a Middle East historian and Fehr's colleague at the University of London, as the amateur detective with this talents already proven in other murder cases manages finally to solve this politically sensitive case as well.

Number of Pages: 246
Dimensions: 0.56 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: March 29, 2019
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