Proofs of History

Canaan’s father Ham (see Genesis 10) was made a god, El-Hamon, later called Baal Hammon by the Canaanites having become known as the Phoenicians (named for king Agenor’s son Phoenix when the Ice Age was […]

The Egyptians named what we call Saturn the planet Rephan, the leader of the giant Rephaim who lived to the northeast of Egypt in Canaan, that planet named Saturn by the Romans from the etymological […]

A son of Noah’s great grandson Togarmah was Turqi, for whom was named the nation Turkey, the rest of Togarmah’s sons having settled eastward, such as the Khazars (progeny of Kwzar) who settled north of […]

Why do you suppose Wikipedia completely ignores Meshech (see Genesis 10) for a possible etymology of Moscow considering the Mushki or Moschi were well known in the ancient world having extended to the mouth of […]

Spanish legend holds that Japheth’s son Tubal founded the ancient city Tarraco (Tarragon) in the mining district of northeastern Spain (mines such as Solana del Bepo) where the most ancient wall around the city was […]

Doesn’t it make much more sense that the Atlantean empire was real (see Page titled Mystery Atlantis Unmasked) than that Greek and Egyptian navigators in Plato’s day sailed across and named the Atlantic to compel […]

According to Herodotus, Greek invaders (circa 1200 b. c.) captured Amazons on the southern coast of the Black Sea and loaded them on three ships (to take them to Greece presumably), but having set-sail, the […]

Greek mythology/legend holds that Hercules a Theban (Greek) who for a time was with Jason and the Argonauts (circa 1300 b. c.) later separated the Pillars of Hercules to connect the Mediterranean to the Atlantic, […]

That the women at Jesus Christ’s tomb on the third day after His crucifixion were surprised yet delighted that the tomb was empty shows that they along with His Disciples weren’t expecting His resurrection (and […]

Progeny of Japheth’s son Madai brought the Indo European language to the land of Kush east of the Indian Ocean (Hindu Kush) which came to be the linga franca Sanskrit of the Indus Valley Civilization, […]