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In the Old Testament, the city of Jericho is famously known for its walls collapsing. Beyond this event, what strategic geographical significance did Jericho hold in relation to the Israelite conquest of Canaan?
A
Jericho was primarily a religious center, and its capture symbolized the defeat of Canaanite deities.
B
Jericho was the largest and most fortified city in Canaan, making its capture essential for military dominance.
C
Jericho controlled vital trade routes and access to the central hill country of Canaan, making it a key strategic target.
D
Jericho was the capital city of Canaan, and its capture resulted in the immediate surrender of all other Canaanite cities.
Reference:
Joshua 6
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