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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Acts Chapter 29
Translated by C.S.SONNINI FROM AN ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT FOUND IN THE ARCHIVES OF CONSTANTINOPLE PRESENTED TO HIM BY THE SULTAN ABDOUL ACHMET with notes and comments by the Late T.G.COLE In bringing to the notice of the Messiahian public the document … Continue reading
Joseph and Asenath: Hidden Treasures in Scripture
Hidden Treasures in the Scriptures by John P. Pratt reprinted from Meridian Magazine (July 13, 2000) and Meridian Magazine (Aug. 18, 2000). ©2000 by John P. Pratt. All rights Reserved. The scriptures are filled with many plain and precious … Continue reading
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Tagged 70, egypt, jacob, jacob's family, joseph, scripture, treasure
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The Temple Mount at Jerusalem
A Summary of Ernest L. Martin’s Book by Robert Martin “The Temples that Jerusalem Forgot” Josephus gives a different perspective of the Temple than what is accepted by most historians today. This may be due to the Jews’ distrust of … Continue reading
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Prophecies Fulfilled
Bible Prophecies Fulfilled The Decree of Cyrus In about 700 BC, Isaiah names Cyrus as the king who will allow the Israelites to return to Jerusalem and rebuild its Temple. 1 At the time of this prophecy, there was … Continue reading
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Mathmatical Accuracies of Some Prophecies
written by Peter Stoner TYRE Ezekiel 26:3-5, 7, 12, 14, 16 (written 590 B.C.) This prophecy predicts the destruction of Tyre and states seven definite things which shall take place: 1. Nebuchadnezzar shall take the city of Tyre. 2. Other … Continue reading
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Japan’s Role in Biblical Prophecy
written by Steven M. Collins Some readers might be surprised by this title. Where might Japan be mentioned in biblical prophecy? Obviously, it would not be called “Japan” in biblical prophecy as the nation would be designated by an ancient … Continue reading
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The Missing Simeonites
written by Steven M. Collins In the book of Numbers, we find that the Israelites under Moses undertook a first and second census of the tribes of Israel while they were in the Wilderness. The results of those enumerations of the … Continue reading
Posted in Apocrypha, Common Era, History, Scripture Thoughts
Tagged census, greece, history, israel, israelites, moses, numbers, simeon, spartans
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From Parthia to Gothica
written by Cam Rea From Parthia to Gothica The moving of King Davids Throne. By Cam Rea The Setting Stage Sometime around 208 A.D. a non-Parthian Persian man by the name of Ardashir I rose to power due to the … Continue reading
Israel’s Post Captivity Names
written by Raymond F. McNair How Did the Israelites Became Known as Cimmerians, Celts and Saxons? The Land of the House of Omri The Assyrians did not call the Israelites by any Hebrew names. They used a different language and … Continue reading
Death of an Empire: The Decline and Fall of Assyria
written by Cam Rea “This is the way the world ends This is the way the world ends This is the way the world ends Not with a bang but a whimper.” T.S. Elliot The fall of Assyria was a … Continue reading