Hazor

At Hazor, which is specifically mentioned in the Bible in relation to his campaign 2Kings15:29, the last Israelite city was destroyed and burned to ashes.

The Bible Unearthed Israel Finkelstein 2001

At Hazor, which is specifically mentioned in the Bible in relation to his campaign 2Kings15:29, the last Israelite city was destroyed and burned to ashes.

The Bible Unearthed Israel Finkelstein 2001

At Hazor, which is specifically mentioned in the Bible in relation to his campaign 2Kings15:29, the last Israelite city was destroyed and burned to ashes.

The Bible Unearthed Israel Finkelstein 2001

At Hazor, which is specifically mentioned in the Bible in relation to his campaign 2Kings15:29, the last Israelite city was destroyed and burned to ashes.

The Bible Unearthed Israel Finkelstein 2001

The Book of Joshua (11: 1-11) records the Israelites 'victory over the Canaanite city-state of Hazor, which is described as "head of all those kingdoms," culminating in its destruction by fire.

Hunting Hazor's Royal Archive 1996

Both have their moments -- I particularly like Ribot's playing on the surfish "Hazor" and the overly cinematic "Laylah".

AvaxHome RSS: 2008

Both have their moments -- I particularly like Ribot's playing on the surfish "Hazor" and the overly cinematic "Laylah".

AvaxHome RSS: 2008

Both have their moments -- I particularly like Ribot's playing on the surfish "Hazor" and the overly cinematic "Laylah".

AvaxHome RSS: 2008

“Maybe Bin-Nun should even the odds by instead attacking Hazor to the north with its population of thirty thousand,” Elezar said in an icy monotone.

THE PROMISED WAR Thomas Greanias 2010

Most of the major figures in the Book of Judges are acknowledged as leaders after military victory; Deborah is a judge before the battle, but the narrative does not include the story of how she became judge, why she is called a “prophetess,” or the way in which God commanded her to begin the battle against Jabin, the Canaanite king of Hazor, and his general, Sisera.

Deborah: Bible. 2009