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Immanuel Velikovsky
AGES IN CHAOS
FOREWORD
DEDICATION
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
CONTENTS
FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION
Chapter I:
Chapter II
Chapter III:
Chapter IV:
Chapter V:
Chapter VI:
Chapter VII:
Chapter VIII:
INDEX
ILLUSTRATIONS
INTRODUCTION
Chapter 1
IN SEARCH OF A LINK BETWEEN EGYPTIAN AND ISREALITE HISTORIES
What Is the Historical Time of the Exodus?
Plagues and Portents
Upheaval
An Egyptian Eyewitness Testifies to the Plagues
Egypt in Upheaval
The Last Night before the Exodus
"Firstborn" or "Chosen"
Revolt and Flight
The Hyksos Invade Egypt
Pi-ha-Khiroth
The Ermitage Papyrus
Two Questions
Chapter II
THE HYKSOS
Who Were the Hyksos?
The Israelites Meet the Hyksos
The Upheaval in Arabia
The Arabian Traditions about the Amalekite Pharaohs
Hyksos in Egypt
Malakhei-Roim - King-Shepherds
Palestine at the Time of the Hyksos Domination
The Length of the Hyksos Period
The Expulsion of the Hyksos in the Egyptian and Hebrew Records
The Hyksos Retreat to Idumaea
The Queen Tahpenes
The Location of Auaris
Hyksos and Amalekite Parallels
The Confusion of Hyksos and Israelites and the Beginning of Anti-Semitism
World History in the Balance
Chapter III
THE QUEEN OF SHEBA
Two Suzerains
From Where Did the Queen of Sheba Come?
Where Did Queen Hatshepsut Go?
The Way from Thebes to Jerusalem
Paruah Met the Herald of the Queen
Hatshepsut Led the Expedition to the Divine Land
The Glorious Region of God's Land
"The Desire of the Queen of Sheba"
The Ships Arrived at Thebes
Terraces of Almug Trees
The Temple and Its Service Copied
The Origin of the Words "Pontifex" and "Punt"
Make-da and Make-ra
Did Hatshepsut Visit the Land of the Queen of Sheba?
Chapter IV
THE TEMPLE IN JERUSALEM
Thutmose Prepares the Disintegration of the Empire of Solomon
Kadesh in Judah
The Vessels and Furniture of Solomon's Temple
Zoological and Botanical Collections from Palestine
Genubath, King of Edom
Princess Ano
"The Astounding Civilization"
God's Land and Rezenu 1
Sosenk ( Shoshenk)
Summary
Chapter V
RAS SHAMRA
The Timetable of Minoan and Mycenaean Culture
Sepulchral Chambers
Greek Elements in the Writings of Ras Shamra
Hebrew Elements. Two Cities and Two Epochs Compared
Bible Criticism and the Documents of Ras Shamra
Troglodytes or Carians?
The Carian Language
Amenhotep II
The Poem of Keret
The End of Ugarit
Retarded Echoes
Chapter VI
THE EL-AMARNA LETTERS
Jerusalem, Samaria, and Jezreel
The Five Kings
The Letters of Jehoshaphat's Captains
Adaia, the Deputy
City-Princes
Amon, the Governor of Samaria
The First Siege of Samaria by the King of Damascus
The Capture and Release of the King of Damascus by the King of Samaria
Ships, Chieftains, or Legions?
The King of Samaria Seeks an Ally against the King of Damascus
Ahab or Jehoram: Two Versions of the Scriptures
Chapter VII
THE EL-AMARNA. LETTERS (CONTINUED)
Famine
Mesha's Rebellion
The "Great Indignation": A Reconstruction of the Obscure and Missing Portions of the Stele of Mesha
Arza, the Courtier
Jerusalem in Peril
The Revolt of the Sodomites
The Second Siege of Samaria
Naaman Sar of Syria
The Letters of the "Great Woman of Shunem"
The King of Damascus Conspires against the Life of the King of Samaria
The King of Damascus Is Killed While Lying Ill
Hazael, "the Dog," Burns the Strongholds of Israel
The Last Letters of Ahab
Chapter VIII
THE EL-AMARNA LETTERS (CONCLUDED)
Iarimuta
Samaria (Sumur) under the Oligarchs
The "King's City," Sumur
Shalmaneser III Expels King Nikmed
Shalmaneser Is Opposed by a Syrian Coalition under Biridri (Biridia ), the Commandant of Megiddo
Shalmaneser Invades Amuru Land and Is Opposed by the King of Damascus
The Phoenicians Leave for a New Home
Who Is the Dreaded "King of Hatti" of the el-Amarna Correspondence?
Idioms of the el-Amarna Letters
The Age of Ivory
Conclusions
A Halfway Mark
SELECTIVE NAME INDEX
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