- Welcome
- Contact us
- Other Research by Nissim R. Ganor
- Free Chapters
- Cover
- About the Author
- Acknowledgments
- Index
- Contents
- Images
- List of Abreviations
- Introduction (by Meir Ben-Dov)
- Preface
- Who Were the Phoenicians ?
- The conquest of canaan according to the bible and the t.e.a.t.
- The Exodus
- The Philistines and “Sea People” Not the Same Entity
- Who were the habiru
- The period of the judges
- Who were the phoenicians according to herodotus and diodorus siculus?
- The religious evolution in the israelite nation
- The worship of the baal
- Judah and benjamin – a new entity
- The meaning of “theophoric” names
- The meaning of the name yehovah (jehovah)
- The jewish nation in judah
- The meaning of the name phoenicians
- The Alphabet– its Invention and Letter Names
- Archaeological findings and miscellanus items
- Ras shamra – ugarit tablets
- Script and language
- Religion
- The god of medicine
- Art and architecture
- Miscellaneous items
- Colonies and place names
- Sparta
- Conclusion
- Bibliography
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- Welcome
- Contact us
- Other Research by Nissim R. Ganor
- Free Chapters
- Cover
- About the Author
- Acknowledgments
- Index
- Contents
- Images
- List of Abreviations
- Introduction (by Meir Ben-Dov)
- Preface
- Who Were the Phoenicians ?
- The conquest of canaan according to the bible and the t.e.a.t.
- The Exodus
- The Philistines and "Sea People" Not the Same Entity
- Who were the habiru
- The period of the judges
- Who were the phoenicians according to herodotus and diodorus siculus?
- The religious evolution in the israelite nation
- The worship of the baal
- Judah and benjamin – a new entity
- The meaning of "theophoric" names
- The meaning of the name yehovah (jehovah)
- The jewish nation in judah
- The meaning of the name phoenicians
- The Alphabet– its Invention and Letter Names
- Archaeological findings and miscellanus items
- Ras shamra – ugarit tablets
- Script and language
- Religion
- The god of medicine
- Art and architecture
- Miscellaneous items
- Colonies and place names
- Sparta
- Conclusion
- Bibliography
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Who Were the Phoenicians?
by Nissim R. Ganor
Kotarim International Publishing Ltd., 2009
xviii + 302 pages, English
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Hello,
I am surprised that you explain Ashera El as the God Ashera, when it is a known fact that some Semites had also a god, that was above other gods, whose name was El. So Ashera was one god, and El was another. Why is not the explanation of Israel as God is reigning sufficient?
Also, Achenaton’s worship of the sun as the god Ra, was not a fully develped religion which could attract the Semitic slaves, especially if they were steeped in the Egyptian religion. And as Moses was not the greatest speaker as we learn from the bible (he was either a stutterer or he just didn’t speak the slaves’ language and needed Aharon to translate), it is difficult to understand why they should even consider his self-styled religion. No, there must be another reason for the monotheistic journey of the Hebrews.