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Why is historian's contrubution's important?
cause
How many major stops did the Israelites make in the wilderness?
I don't know about "major," but the Israelites made a total of 42 stops, which are listed in Numbers ch.33.
What are some major achievements of the Israelites?
They believed in Monotheism.
What is one of the major events that happened in the history of the Israelites?
probably the Exodus out of Egypt when god freed the Israelites from slavery
What is the contrubution of the ovum and sperm to the zygote?
Their union forms the zygote.
How did Muhammad Ali make a positive contrubution to boxing?
eat a bagel
The religion of the Israelites influenced what two other major religions?
Christianity and Islam
Discuss the major role of Moses as political leader?
Catering for the needs of the Israelites
Euclids contrubution towards mathematic?
Euclid laid the basis of geometry still used today.
What contrubution did the Romans do to England?
They made some f the first roads and developed the English language a lot.
Who were the israelites fighting in the time of Samuel when they lost 30000 soldiers?
During the time of Samuel, the Israelites were fighting the Philistines when they suffered a significant defeat, losing about 30,000 soldiers. This battle is described in 1 Samuel 4, where the Israelites initially brought the Ark of the Covenant into battle, believing it would grant them victory. However, the Philistines defeated them decisively, leading to a major setback for the Israelites.
What are two major events in the israelites history?
Two major events in Israelite history are the Exodus and the Babylonian Exile. The Exodus, which is described in the Book of Exodus, marks the Israelites' liberation from slavery in Egypt and their journey to the Promised Land, symbolizing freedom and divine intervention. The Babylonian Exile occurred in the 6th century BCE when the Babylonians conquered Jerusalem, destroyed the First Temple, and forced many Israelites into exile, profoundly impacting their identity and religious practices.
