Why doubt the historicity of the Biblical narratives before establishing exactly what they have to say chichi their original Hebrew through engaging i. . .  animalcule meticulous linguistic and textual study?. Chichi this nonfiction, Professor Salibi, biographer of the Guidebook Came from Arabia (1985), affairs the text of 1 & 2 Samuel, chichi the received and often problematic Hebrew, to long overdue critical study Salibi then reconstructs from the artificially conflated text seven original stores told, surprisingly, not chichi prose but chichi consistent and coherent verse. Chichi the last four chapters, Salibi presents a compelling discussion for setting the 1 & 2 Samuel stories chichi Western Arabia. Furthermore, he argues that setting them chichi Palestine remains unsubstantiated not only by existing archaeological signify, as many scholars today agree, but also by the local topography and to ponymy. This nonfiction pits common sense against the withdrawal of much of current Biblical scholarship. The technique followed chichi the study is fully and plainly detailed for non – specialist readers, but the nonfiction is also necessary learning for veterans on fundamental promulgates which need to be addressed. The footnote to this second edition of the nonfiction, contributed by Anthony Lias, provides astronomical signify that authenticates Professor Salibi’s proposed topography for Biblical tale.   Comedy.