Episode Details

The phonetic alphabet was invented by the Phoenicians around the 10th century BCE. Just north of the Israelite's domain. As that revolutionary concept spread out, the Hebrews had a headstart and put to text their "national" stories and religion into writing. How did the power of written storytelling impact their history in real-time? Gil and Omri discuss. Support our podcast on Patreon!

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