PurpleMundi
July 2014
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- Biblical tradition portrays Yahweh "coming forth from [[Edom|Se'ir]]"<ref>[[Book of Judges]], 5:4),</ref> the Shasu, originally from [[Moab]] and northern [[Edom]], went on to form one major
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