Ages of Things

The iron age Mediterranean port city of Pelusium at the mouth of the now dry Pelusaic distributary of the Nile was built by the “Peleset” circa 1200 b. c., the same timeframe that the Philistines […]

The Elamites (of Shem’s son Elam), the Medes (of Japtheth’s son Madai), and the progeny of Hul/Ghul (Golestan), Gather (Gathar/Anau), and Mash of Mashhad (grandsons of Shem) settled where today is Iran following the Tower […]

According to the Mahabharata, whom became a Hindu god, Krishna, fought alongside Arjuna leading the Pandava army against the Kaurava in northwestern India, king Arjuna whose grandson Parikshit, according to Puranic literature, was born 1050 […]

When Alexander the Great circa 325 b. c. was campaigning in the Indus river valley, his biographer Aristobulus ventured out into the Great Indian Desert and discovered over eight hundred ancient settlement sites scattered across […]

Tanit was a goddess worshipped at Carthage in the days of the Romans, and almost two thousand years before that as Neith or Nut in Egypt, the worship of whom was brought to Greece when […]

Checkout the two amazing carvings from Ice Age Europe of the goddess Venus made of Ice Age wooly mammoth tusks, Venus of Bassempouy and Venus of Lespugue of southwestern France, certainly strong indication that the […]

The uniformitarians can’t explain the abundant vegetation in the coastal regions of the the Arctic where roamed bison, horses, and elephants (“woolly mammoths”) during the Ice Age, where much rainfall but little snow fell, because […]

To begin the New Testament, in the book of Matthew chapter 1 verse 1, the Word says “this is the generation of Jesus . . . ,” then the ancestry of Joseph (the “father” of […]

P. J. Wiseman in the 1930’s serving for the British military in the Middle East did much archeological work while there, and noticed that the cuneiform tablets of such as the Sumerians (Kushites) and Akkadians […]

Even still probably most scholars opine that the book of Genesis was first recorded by Moses or later even after the time of king David, a supposed amalgam of ancient legends and/or imaginations, but when […]