Camp as pee

Australian: name for the Gnurellean . Can a a nite or Can a an it ish . The language of the ancient inhabitants of the country west of the Jordan, closely allied to Hebrew . As the Can a a nites were descended from Ham, but the Hebrews from Shem, the similarity of their languages has led to much discu ion. Many of the new critics, Ewald, Winer, Bunsen, Renan, have argued that both peoples must have had a common origin. But since the publication of Knobel’s work on the ethnology of Genesis, this view has been generally abandoned, and critics hold with Gesenius and J. G. Müller that the Hebrews adopted the language of Canaan. In Gen. xxx i., 47, Laban uses an Aramaic dialect, while Jacob uses Hebrew.     R. P. S.