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This encyclopedic guide to the Bible's people, places, manners, customs, and times puts a wealth of information at your fingertips. Forty-five sections cover the people of the Bible and how they lived—from family life, to law, to transportation. Unlock the wonders and mysteries of the Bible with this authoritative resource. Includes over 300 in-text photographs, over 6,000 topics, easy to follow...

. Bible scholars disagree about which species of eagle is meant by the Hebrew word resher. Some think it might be the griffon or great vulture, a bird that is very common in Palestine and adjacent countries. Others believe it may be the golden eagle, which is common in Syria, or the imperial eagle. In any case, the eagle was a bird of high honor in the Bible and was often used as a prophetic symbol. The eagle displays great tenderness toward its young, but has destructive power as well. It