The Book of Joshua, believed to have been written as part of the Deuteronomic History during the reign of King Josiah, says that the Israelites quickly defeated the Canaanites, destroyed their cities and committed acts of gross genocide, before occupying the land of the Canaanites.
However, scholars say that there never was a military conquest of the Canaanites. They say that the Hebrew language was very close to that of the Canaanites and that there was a shared culture. In the scholarly view, the Israelites were actually Canaanites who migrated from the cities along the coast, into the mountainous interior, where they eventually formed their own state. Archaeologists say that the mountainous hinterland was only sparsely populated until the thirteenth century BCE, when there was a gradual, peaceful increase in population.
what is the outcome of the conflict among the debarge group
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A outcome / result to positive conflict is stronger friendship. The conflict that you had with your friend may prove how strong your friendship is.
War
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the preists
resolution
No conflict has an inevitable outcome while it is going on. You can only claim something was inevitable after it happens. Most such claims of inevitability are based on a simplistic understanding of the circumstances.
The most important outcome of a conflict should be a resolution that fosters understanding and reconciliation among the parties involved. This entails addressing the underlying issues, ensuring that all voices are heard, and finding a mutually acceptable solution. Ultimately, the goal should be to restore relationships and promote cooperation, preventing future conflicts and enhancing overall harmony.
Ask for a king.
The Israelites will seek God again.
King David