Abraham’s concubine the Egyptian Hagar whom his wife Sarah gave him in order to sire a child birthed Ishmael whose sons Nebaioth (Nabateans) and Kedar settled east from the Holy Land, and after Sarah died […]
Moses when leading the Israelites out of Egypt didn’t cross the Red Sea on dry ground, rather it was across the shallow Sea of Reeds (Yam Suph), across dry ground exposed by a powerful east […]
During the Ice Age and for a few centuries following, the Wadi el Arish (Nahal Misraim also known as the “Brook of Egypt” biblically) was a perennial stream with a watershed which drained much of […]
Rowaty on the Pelusiac distributary of the Nile (see Page titled Biblical Climate Change) was a thriving port city during the Ice Age, and when the Hyksos took over there, they named the city Avaris, […]
When the Greeks conquered Troy circa 1190 b. c., some of the surviving Trojans fled west by sea, for instance Aeneas who sailed to Italy (Atalia) to found Alba Longa near where later Rome would […]
Priam was king of Troy during the Trojan War circa 1190 b. c., his father Laomedon a foe of the Greek hero Hercules circa 1250 b. c., Laomedon preceded by his father lus (Ilium) whose […]
Biblephobc scholars overlook the glaring fact that Plato wrote about the flooding of Atlantis (and much of Greece) having been in the days of Greek kings known to have lived in the 1400 b. c. […]
Google search Sanskrit Numbers to see the similarity of those to the English words for those numbers, not exactly the same but close enough (with twists such as the Sanskrit word eka for one like […]
Almost all of where today is the North Sea during the Ice Age was land above sea level (except where today is the Norwegian Trench) with rivers which flowed from the south and southwest, with […]
Considering Moses lived about 2,500 years after Adam and Eve were created, from whom or from what ancient document(s) did Moses gain that information? Did Moses dream-up those names for instance in the Table of […]
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