Hill Country of Judah

Dr. Cyndi Parker

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Lesson

The hill country of Judah has enough rain to grow grapes and other crops. Hebron was first given to Caleb and then was the city that David ruled from when he first became king. It was a connecting point for local roads. Bethlehem and Tekoa are also cities in this area.

Outline

I. Hill Country of Judah

A. Rainfall

B. The Soil

C. Agriculture

II. Hebron

A. Roads

B. Natural capital of the Judean hill country

C. Biblical events

III. Bethlehem

IV. Tekoa