The movements of the Israelites westernized their culture and allowed religion to adopt new concepts. They believe they should live in Israel/Canaan because that land was promised to them by God.
Why did the Israelites migrate from Canaan?
- Because of invasions.
- Because of wars.
The Israelites were a landless people, however, they believed in a promise made by God through prophets that they would inherit a land called Canaan, which would be the place where they would live and prosper.
The Israelites did indeed settle in Canaan but lost control of the region through wars and invasions. This caused them to start migrating to other regions, mixing with other peoples, and modifying parts of their culture and religion as an adaptive process. This migration is known as diaspora.
Despite this, they continue to believe the prophecy about Canaan and reinforce that Israel belongs to them.
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