Biblical Hebrew Forum

["Peter Kirk"<peter_kirk AT sil.org>]

So you believe booksellers' advertisements? I thought you would reject 
them, like you reject the Bible, as secondary literature.

(For those not in the know, Waterstones is a British bookstore chain. 
I bought my copy of "A Test of Time" at my local branch, when I was 
home last summer.)

How about some more secondary attestations:

"A scholarly theory that has set the academic world on its ear" Sunday 
Times

"Rohl is Britain's highest profile Egyptologist" The Express

Don't tell me you believe these too?

Peter Kirk


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Subject: Re: when the rohl is called up yonder....
Author:  <mc2499 AT mclink.it> at Internet
Date:    13/02/2000 19:11


At 18.48 13/02/00 +0100, Niels Peter Lemche wrote:
>Is this volume the same as 'Pharaohs and Kings: A Biblical Quest! published 
>1997?

It's the American version!

This is what Waterstones says:

A Test of Time ( The Bible - from Myth to History )

Through a revision of the master chronology of the ancient world, David 
Rohl attempts to prove that the events of the Bible really did happen as 
recorded in the Books of Genesis, Exodus, Judges, Samuel, Kings and 
Chronicles.