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× suchen Login Menu * BAS Home * Magazines * Books * Videos * Special Collections * More Info * About Us * FAQs * Donate * Bible History Daily * Subscribe * Individual * Institutional Subscriptions * Subscribe * Login David, Bathsheba and Abishag, Frederick Goodall In Frederick Goodall's painting David's Promise to Bathsheba (1888), Bathseba is shown bowing to David, asking him to swear that Solomon shall become the next king. Abishag is shown on the left, holding onto the aged king. (1 Kings 1:11-37). Learn More Plains of Moab north of the Wadi Mujib (Arnon) The verdant fields of Moab, on the north side of the great canyon of the Wadi Mujib (biblical Arnon). Mentioned over 20 times in the Hebrew Bible, the Arnon River served as an oft-contested border between Moab and various neighboring entities. image courtesy Glenn J. Corbett Learn More Gezer's Solomonic Gate This six-chambered monumental city gate at Gezer was built in the mid-tenth century BCE and might thus reflect the large-scale building program of the biblical king Solomon (1 Kings 9). image courtesy Tel Gezer Excavation Project Learn More David, Bathsheba and Abishag, Frederick Goodall In Frederick Goodall's painting David's Promise to Bathsheba (1888), Bathseba is shown bowing to David, asking him to swear that Solomon shall become the next king. Abishag is shown on the left, holding onto the aged king. (1 Kings 1:11-37). Learn More Plains of Moab north of the Wadi Mujib (Arnon) The verdant fields of Moab, on the north side of the great canyon of the Wadi Mujib (biblical Arnon). Mentioned over 20 times in the Hebrew Bible, the Arnon River served as an oft-contested border between Moab and various neighboring entities. image courtesy Glenn J. Corbett Learn More Gezer's Solomonic Gate This six-chambered monumental city gate at Gezer was built in the mid-tenth century BCE and might thus reflect the large-scale building program of the biblical king Solomon (1 Kings 9). image courtesy Tel Gezer Excavation Project Learn More David, Bathsheba and Abishag, Frederick Goodall In Frederick Goodall's painting David's Promise to Bathsheba (1888), Bathseba is shown bowing to David, asking him to swear that Solomon shall become the next king. Abishag is shown on the left, holding onto the aged king. (1 Kings 1:11-37). Learn More ‹› Magazines Books Videos Collections INTRODUCTION Welcome, or welcome back, to the BAS Library! Since 1975, the Biblical Archaeology Society has been sharing scholars’ and archaeologists’ enthusiasm and insights for the world of the Bible, and all we can discover about the history of Bible lands and peoples. This resource contains the entirety of our three magazines: * Biblical Archaeology Review since 1975 * 20 years of Bible Review (1985 to 2005) * 8 years of Archaeology Odyssey (1998 to 2006) We also feature several books; many videos featuring scholars talking about the topics they know best; curated collections to guide you through subjects that have been of particular interest to our readers; and more. Click on a tab to browse, or search by keyword, author, publication, etc. All-Access Members and Library subscribers have unlimited access to these invaluable resources. For everyone else, there is access to read one article or watch one video per 30 days. Sign up to get more. If you’re not ready to join, a wealth of content at biblicalarchaeology.org is also free to all. * BAS Home * My Account * Contact * Cust. Service * Donate * Subscribe * Press Room * Advertise * Masthead * Employment * Terms of Use * Privacy Policy Institutional Login Copyright © 1975 - 2024 Biblical Archaeology Society • 5614 Connecticut Ave NW #343, Washington DC 20015-2604 WANT MORE BIBLE HISTORY? Sign up to receive our email newsletter and never miss an update. Sign Up By submitting above, you agree to our privacy policy.