History from a Christian point-of-view.
Often we see church as a dying institution, something people are not interested in, or interested in only on occasional Sundays. Time to look back at the first century and rethink that.
history
What do we know about the tower of Babel from ancient scripts, what was it like, and why God didn't like it.
Mycenaeans began their history on the Plain of Argos in eastern Greece. When their civilization in Greece collapsed, they conquered the island of Crete.
Ramesses was the Egyptian king who persecuted the Jews. He is believed to be the king behind the mythical god Neptune.
Egypt has been an undefeated power for many centuries. But in 7th century B.C., another power gained so much momentum, not even Egypt could withstand. That power was Babylonia.
Empress Helena, pioneered legalization of Christianity in the Roman empire, visited and restored holy places in Jerusalem, had a city named after her, and gold medals carved with her effigy (sculptured image).
Hammurabi was the sixth Babylonian king, and one of the greatest Babylonian kings.
Social ranks in Egypt were divided somewhat sharply. And here's who belonged to each class.
What was the culture of ancient Egypt like? Where they the serious philosophers or more laid back?
An article about the founder of Egypt, the city of Memphis he built, and his other achievements.
Genesis and Jubilees accounts of the Great Flood
The short answer is, yes. Now, let's look at what went into that belief.
Book of Jubilees is a book probably written by a Jewish Pharasee. It gives a chronological account of events described in the book of Genesis, with some interesting additional details.
Dimensions of the Greek Parthenon, and where did apostle Paul preach to the Athenians
The masses of ancient Egypt believed in many gods. But there was another religion, known only in the elite circles, priests and educated.
Empress Helena, pioneered legalization of Christianity in the Roman empire, visited and restored holy places in Jerusalem, had a city named after her, and gold medals carved with her effigy (sculptured image).
An oft repeated statement(s) pertaining to History states something to the effect of: “If you do not know History, you are doomed to repeat i
