The Spanish revista Yareah has reprinted my essay on Cain and Abel. Yareah is dedicated to discussion of myth, art and literature. You may read the essay here.
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Alice C. Linsley A question that is often asked concerns Abraham's appearance. The best answer, based on the biblical data, is that Abr... -
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Alice C. Linsley Abraham, Moses , Samuel, and David were all Horite Hebrew as evidenced by the common marriage and ascendancy pattern ...
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- Alice C. Linsley
- My book "The First Lords of the Earth: An Anthropological Study" is available on Amazon. The book identifies the social structure and religious beliefs of the early Hebrew ruler-priest caste (6000-4000 years ago), their dispersion out of Africa, their territorial expansion, trade routes, and influence on the populations of the Fertile Crescent and Ancient Near East.
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