I believe the answers are Terah and Nahor.
In Haran Abraham’s Father Terah died and his brother Nahor settled there.
Ancient Greek authors wrote some very influential things, some of which would go on to inspire Shakespeare's plays. Many Ancient Greek writings are still famous today- for example, <em>The Iliad</em> and <em>The Odyssey, </em>and <em>The Republic </em>by Plato. As or the modern world, Greek mythology has had some pretty heavy influence on pop culture recently. There are many series that rely greatly on Greek mythology; these include <em>Pegasus</em> by Kate O'Hearn, <em>Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief</em> by rick Riordian, and even <em>A Court of Thorn and Roses</em> by Sarah Maas.
He wanted to gain control of the steel empire
Explanation:
<h3><u>Following are the contributions of Joshua:
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- Joshua led the Israeli army in the significant conquest of land beyond the River Jordan.
- The Israeli army succeeded in the conquest under his leadership. It is counted as one of greatest wins in the history of Judaism and Israel.
- He made 12 divisions of the newly acquired land and distributed the land among the 12 contemporary tribes of Israel.
- He preached to his people to be loyal to God which actually helped in the thriving of Judaism.
