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Yes, Susannah Heschel married Jacob Aronson on October 29, 1995. They have two daughters, Gittel and Avigael.
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Who is Joshua in The Bible?
As the Israelites left Egypt on their exodus, Joshua was one of the twelve spies sent by Moses to reconnoiter the land of Canaan. Joshua and Caleb were the only two wh…o had confidence that God would give Israel the land of Canaan despite its formidable inhabitants. Because of their faith God allowed Joshua and Caleb to enter the promised land, but he vowed that the others of Joshua's generation would die in the wilderness. God instructed Moses to designate Joshua as his successor. Joshua led the Israelites into the promised land. The book of Joshua recounts his victories at Jericho, Ai, and other places. (MORE)
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What is chronological order of samson Solomon Adam Abraham jeroboam gideon Joshua david methuselah aaron abel isaac noah saul moses Joseph Jacob Samuel Nehemiah Ezra?
Adam was the first man. Abel was Adam's son. Methuselah was a descendant of Seth, Abel's little brother. Noah was Methuselah's grandson. Abraham was Noah's great-great-great-g…reat-great-great-great-great-grandson. Isaac was Abraham's son. Jacob was Isaac's son. Joseph was Jacob's son. Aaron was the grandson of Levi, one of Joseph's brothers. Moses was Aaron's little brother. Joshua was leader of the Israelites after Moses died. Gideon lived and fought while Israel was ruled by judges, which was after Joshua lead Israel. Samson also lived during the time when Israel was ruled by judges. Samuel was the prophet who appointed the first king over Israel, thus ending the period of the judges. Saul was the first king of Israel. David was the second king of Israel. Solomon was the third king of Israel. Jeroboam was the first king of the Northern Tribes of the divided Israel, while Solomon's son Rehoboam was the first king of the Southern Tribe of the divided Israel. Ezra was a scribe descended from Aaron, during the time of the Persian Empire when Israelites were returning from all over the empire to Jerusalem. Nehemiah was a contemporary of Ezra, both lived during the reign of Artaxerxes, although Ezra went to Jerusalem in the seventh year of King Artaxerxes' reign, while Nehemiah went to Jerusalem in the twentieth year of King Artaxerxes' reign. (MORE)
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How many years are between Abraham and Joshua?
The time of Abraham (in the Bible) was estimated by scholars to be some time between 2000 BC and 1850 BC. Abraham died at the age of 175 years. (Gen 25:7), which would be betw…een 1820 BC and 1675 BC. Biblical scholars calculated the time that Joshua led Israel into land of Canaan around 1240 BC at which time he would have been around 60 years old (ca. 1300 BC). Joshua died at the age of 110 (Joshua 24:29). So, between the death of Abraham and the birth of Joshua was about 400 years. (MORE)
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What is Joshua to Moses?
He was his understudy or apprentice. He was also Moses' successor and took his place when the children of Israel entered Canaan.
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What is the connection of Abraham Moses and Joshua in each other?
Abraham had Isaac who had Jacob who changed his name to Israel and he had 12 sons, which formed the house of Israel. One of his sons, Joseph, was sold into Egypt by his brothe…rs because Jacob showed more love towards Joseph than to his other sons. Joseph became a ruler in Egypt after interpreting Pharaoh's dream and made Egypt great and powerful during a famine. Joseph was then able to bring his family into Egypt where they were later used as slaves. Then Moses came a long from one of the tribes of Israel and after a bunch of miracles Moses frees his people and he puts Joshua in charge of the military operations. (MORE)
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Who was Joshua?
A: According to the Book of Numbers, Joshua was one of the two spy leaders sent to find out about the land of the Canaanites. In the Book of Joshua, he led the Israelites into… Canaan. They then went on to conquer 31 fortified cities under his leadership, taking control of almost the entire land of Canaan. Jericho was the first city conquered, then 'Ai. Part of his identity consists of whether he was a real, historical person or a person of legend. Lawrence E. Stager (The Oxford History of the Biblical World, Forging an Identity: The Emergence of Ancient Israel) provides the following chart of cities mentioned in the account, but finds no evidence of a biblical invasion of Canaan. * Site not known/ occupation not known a) Not occupied/ meagre occupation b) No destruction/ destruction not likely by Israelites c) Contrary evidence Jericho | Joshua 12:9; 6; 24:11 | a) Meagre LB II occupation / Ai | Joshua 12:9; 7:2-8:29 | a) No occupation from 2250 to 1200 / Jerusalem | Joshua 12:10; Judges 1:21 | b) No destruction at the end of LB II / Hebron | Joshua 12:10; 10:3637; 14:13-15; 15:13-14; Judges 1:10 | b) No evidence / Jarmuth | Joshua 12:11; 10:5 | b) LB II to Iron I occupation / Lachish | Joshua 1211; 10:31-32 | c) City VII destroyed in late thirteenth century Clty VI destroyed c. ll50. / Eglon | Joshua 12:12; 10:34-35 | * Tell 'Aitun; LB occupation unclear / Gezer | Joshua 12:12; contra Judges 1:29 | d) LB destruction, probably by Merneptah or Philistines / Debir | Joshua 12:13; 10:38-39; 15:15-17; Judges 1. 11-13 | b) Tell er-Rabud; no destruction at end of LB / Geder | Joshua 12:13 | * Khirbet Jedur; LB II and Iron I pottery; not excavated / Hormah | Joshua 12:.14 | * Identification unknown / Arad | Joshua 12:14 | a) No LB occupation / Libnah | Joshua 12:15; 10:29-31 | * Identification unknown / Adullam | Joshua 12:1 | * Khirbet 'Adullam; not excavated / Makkedah | Joshua 12:.16; 10:28 | * Identification unknown / Bethel | Joshua 12:16; 8:17; Judges 1:22-26 | d) Destruction in late thirteenth century / Tappuah | Joshua 12:17 | * Tell Sheikh Abu Zarad; not excavated / Hepher | Joshua 12:17 | * Tell el-Muhaffer; not excavated / Aphek | Joshua 12:18 | c) LB destruction followed by Iron I "Sea Peoples" occupation / Lasharon | Joshua 12:18 | * Identification unknown / Madon | Joshua 12:1 | * Identification unknown / Hazor | Joshua 12:19; 11:10-13; Judges 4:2 | d) LB city, Stratum XIII destroyed in thirteenth century / Shimron-meron | Joshua 12:20 | * Identification unknown / Achsaph | Joshua 12:20 | Khirbet el-Harbaj: LB II and Iron I pottery / Taanach | Joshua 12:21; contra Judges 1:27 | a) Meagre LB II remains; Iron I village destroyed in latter half of twelfth century / Megiddo | Joshua 12:21; contra Judges 1:27 | b) LB II/Iron I city, Stratum VIIA destroyed in latter half of twelfth century / Kedesh | Joshua 12:22 | b) Tell Abu Qudeis; Iron I settlement, Stratum VIII destroyed in latter half of twelfth century / Jokneam | Joshua 12.22 | c) LB II settlement, Stratum XIX destroyed in late thirteenth or twelfth century; gap follows / Dor | Joshua 12:23; contra Judges 1:27 | c) 'Sea Peoples' known as Sikils occupy city in twelfth century; transition from LB to Iron I not yet determined / Goiim | Joshua 12:23 | * Identification unknown / Tirzah | Joshua 12:24 | b) Tell el-Farah (N); LB II and Iron I occupation; no evidence of destruction. Based on this and other evidence, most scholars now say that there was no invasion of the land of the Canaanites in the late Bronze Age. If there was no such invasion, Joshua was not a historical person. The Hebrew people were Canaanite people who migrated internally from the region of the rich coastal cities into the hitherto sparsely populated hinterland. (MORE)
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Was Joshua the author of the Book of Joshua?
Yes. The universal Jewish tradition as attested explicitly in Joshua itself (ch. 24) and in the Talmud (Bava Bathra 14b), is that Joshua wrote the book that bears his name…. The last few verses, concerning Joshua's death, are assumed to be a postscript penned by Elazar son of Aaron and by Elazar's son Pinchas (Bava Bathra 15a). Another Answer No, but not just because the Book of Joshua contains material about the death of Joshua. The Book of Joshua is written in a late form of Hebrew and in the same writing style as the Books of Judges, Samuel and Kings. It is considered to be part of the Deuteronomic History, written during the reign of King Josiah of Judah by the anonymous author now known as the Deuteronomist. (MORE)
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What is the answer to 20c plus 5 equals 5c plus 65?
20c + 5 = 5c + 65 Divide through by 5: 4c + 1 = c + 13 Subtract c from both sides: 3c + 1 = 13 Subtract 1 from both sides: 3c = 12 Divide both sides by 3: c = 4