Uncover the fascinating connection between ancient Egypt and biblical history in "Tell el Amarna and the Bible" by Charles Franklin Pfeiffer. This compelling work explores the significance of Tell el-Amarna, the site of Akhenaten's capital, and the remarkable Amarna letters discovered there.

Delve into the world of ancient diplomacy and intrigue as these letters, written in cuneiform, shed light on the political and social landscape of the Near East during the period contemporary with the Old Testament. Discover insights into the relationships between Egypt and its neighboring kingdoms, offering valuable context for understanding the historical backdrop of the Bible.

Meticulously prepared for print republication, this volume presents a wealth of information for those interested in archaeology, ancient Egypt, and the historical context of the Old Testament. Explore the intersection of history and faith through the lens of the Tell el-Amarna discoveries.

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