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The Cradle of Civilization The Levant, Mesopotamia, and Egypt

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Week 3: The Cradle of Civilization: The Levant, Mesopotamia, and Egypt The Neolithic Revolution 28,000 years ago: the Cro-Magnon people pushed into Europe and outcompeted the Neanderthals Homo Sapiens and Neanderthals also occupied the Middle East Homo Sapiens also outcompeted Neanderthals there and left only modern humans Humans (Natufians) lived in and around the Mediterranean Sea in modern day Jordan, Syria, Israel, Lebanon, and Imam Known as the Levant Until 13,000 years ago, Homo Sapiens were hunters/gatherers living in small groups spreading across broad expanses of territory Relied on equality and group consensus Lives were highly uncertain because of food insecurity No way to store food in large quantities Food was also scarce

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Life of Moses 4 Chapter 16: When the people complained against Moses because they were hungry, God gave them food. What did He give them to eat at twilight and in the morning? What is the manna? What are its characteristics? What are the prerequisites that God gave to the people concerning gathering and eating the manna? (Refer to verses 16-18, 19-20, 21, 22-29) What does the manna symbolize in the New Testament? (Refer to John 6:32-33 and John 6:49-51) For how long did the Israelites eat the manna? When did they stop eating the manna? What does that symbolize? What did the Lord order the people to do as a memorial concerning the manna? What d does the pot of manna symbolize? Chapter 17:
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