- with and
derived from
Canaanite culture ... In short,
Israelite culture was
largely Canaanite in nature.": 13–14 The name "
Canaanites" is attested, many...
-
Canaanite may
refer to:
Canaan and
Canaanite people, Semitic-speaking
region and
culture in the
Ancient Near East
Canaanite languages Canaanite religion...
-
Canaanite religion was a
group of
ancient Semitic religions practiced by the
Canaanites living in the
ancient Levant from at
least the
early Bronze Age...
- The
Canaanite languages,
sometimes referred to as
Canaanite dialects, are one of four
subgroups of the
Northwest Semitic languages, the
others being Aramaic...
-
ancient Semitic religion, as
their worship apparently included a
variety of
Canaanite gods and goddesses, such as El, Asherah, and Baal. In
later centuries...
- was
regarded by the
Canaanites and
Phoenicians as the
patron of
sailors and sea-going merchants. As
vanquisher of Mot, the
Canaanite death god, he was known...
- 1st millennium BC. It was one of the
first alphabets, and
attested in
Canaanite and
Aramaic inscriptions found across the
Mediterranean region. In the...
- Proto-
Canaanite is the name
given to the (a) the Proto-Sinaitic
script when
found in Canaan,
dating to
about the 17th
century BC and later. (b) a hypothetical...
- (Matthew 15:21–28). In Matthew, the
story is
recounted as the
healing of a
Canaanite woman's daughter.
According to both accounts,
Jesus exorcised the woman's...
- In
historical linguistics, the
Canaanite shift is a
vowel shift/sound
change that took
place in the
Canaanite dialects,
which belong to the
Northwest Semitic...
