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 1 1    |         the West. In his work The City of God, making use of the
 2 15,7 |       whether they are in our own city or are suffering from a
 3 App,1|         name was Hattusha and the city covered an area of 300 acres.
 4 App,1|    discovered a heavily fortified city. Although he connected this
 5 App,1|        Although he connected this city with one of the biblical “
 6 App,1|        inch thick wall around the city, along with numerous houses
 7 App,1|         large temple. Outside the city were huge grave sites where
 8 App,1|            This revealed that the city had been well populated
 9 App,1|    massive fire had destroyed the city. It lay buried under a coating
10 App,1|         one kilometer outside the city contained charred remains
11 App,1|         biblical account that the city was destroyed by fire that
12 App,1|          edh-Drha is the biblical city of Sodom”{5}.~ Five cities
13 App,1|         Bab edh-Drha there is the city called Numeria. Continuing
14 App,1|           Continuing south is the city called es-Safi. Further
15 App,1|   fortifications. Surrounding the city was a retaining wall fifteen
16 App,1|          enclosed the rest of the city. The domestic structures
17 App,1|           that in one part of the city, large piles of bricks were
18 App,1|    invader might easily enter the city (Josh. 6:20).~ Of this amazing
19 App,1|         and over the ruins of the city.” This is remarkable because
20 App,1| remarkable because when attacked, city walls fall inward, not outward.~
21 App,1|           soot indicates that the city was destroyed by fire as
22 App,1|         biblical account that the city was captured quickly. If
23 App,1|          forbidden to plunder the city, but had to destroy it totally.~
24 App,1|           to a destruction of the city around the end of the Late