"The Witness Of The Wilderness" explores the history, culture, and traditions of the Bedouin people of the desert, examining their origins, home life, religion, and superstitions. George Robinson Lees delves into the Bedouin's relation to the Bible, offering insights into the historical and cultural context of the Old Testament. This study provides a valuable perspective on the Bedouin's enduring way of life and their significance in understanding the ancient world of the Middle East. A fascinating read for those interested in biblical history, cultural anthropology, and the history of the Middle East.

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