"He was extremely professional in his conduct,"
He was either professional or not, one cannot be extremely professional.
This folks, is how you can tell that the article was written by an American person. They just can't speak English.
The Ark could be “steered” by cutting loose the drogue anchor stones (found along the path it took to the site) which dragged from the rear to act as a “sea anchor”
Plenty of water. Mountains were lower – lots of evidence for young age of Himalayas etc. Inland seas left by the Flood spent centuries draining into the now-lower ocean beds. Your comments ignore the major geographical upheavals associated with a Global flood, crust cracking volcanoes, continental drift, etc.
All this has been exhasutively researched over decades by Creationists. Maybe youn should do some reading….
Never heard of Deal. This site was first investigated by Ron Wyatt, an American amateur archaeologist in 1977. Wyatt was the forst person to use sub-surface radar in archaeology, as the Turks wouldn’t give a dig permit due to Kurdish issues.
There is actually a Stele at the landing site shown above, with markings indicating the flood, ark, birds, and the 8 survivors.
It’s quite clear Hippocrates was more than likely the first “modern” doctor. He was a physician in the truest sense and we owe so much to him. But, just as in ancient times, doctors aren’t gods and their work is not perfect. It’s called a “practice” for a reason.
Thanks. It has been a great study. I felt sure there had to be a record of Moses in Egypt somewhere. They kept such amazing records which have survivied! And the reason I wrote the book was to get this ‘out there’ and discussed. Annette
Great to speak to someone who is also interested in this subject.
I have read some of Ron Wyatt, work and much of it is good.
The Pharaoh’s all had 5 names which can be confusing. And yes, I think Hatshepsut intended Moses/ Senenmut to be Crown Prince, but it is interesting that the book of Hebrews in the Bible tells us that ‘ When he came of age he (Moses) refused to be called the son of Pharaoh’s daughter. So I think he was resisting Hatchepsut’s ambitions for him, perhaps to save the life of Tutmose lll, who would have been killed if Senenmut was to rule as Pharaoh.
So Moses shows himself to be a very honourable man.
It is interesting that Senenmut never marries. If Hatchepsut intended him to be Pharaoh, he would have married her daughter Nepherure, which would have conferred the Kingship on him as she was the Royal Heiress.
Great story, but tragic unless you know that Senenmut is Moses, who becomes greater than he ever would have done in Egypt. Annette
Why did “early, primitive” societies practice human sacrifice? The question should be, “Why did ‘sophisticated, advanced’ Christian European Renaissance-and-later societies practice human sacrifice?” Folks can spin it any way they’d like (and I’ve seen some amazing contortions over the years), but the work of the Inquisition, the killing of ”witches”, the autos-de-fe (as late as the Lisbon earthquake of 1755) were human sacrifice, i. e., the killing of human beings to satisfy some religious need, propitiate one’s gods, etc. Please don’t waste my time with more spinning, or I’ll get you in a corner over the cannibalism inherent in the Christian Eucharist.
Comments? Don’t go there, you’ll get lost Beliefs supported by document(s) that are not even close to first-person accounts, but trusted by the masses as THE divine truth. Guess that’s why it’s called BLIND FAITH. Believe what you want or what you will, just don’t try to tell me mine are wrong, or that I’ll suffer eternal damnation because I don’t believe the way you do.
Thank you for this in-depth piece on the history of the Franks. I’m a descendent of Charlemagne’s, as is half of Europe. We’re all related. We must learn to accept this.
Is the warrior wearing a leather-like helmet with roundels across the front and a protective nose-piece? Although far-separated by time and locale, the warrior's flowing locks bring to mind Alexander. The multi-pointed breastplate star looks very much like the design atop the gold larnax from Philip of Macedon's tomb.
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"He was extremely professional in his conduct,"
He was either professional or not, one cannot be extremely professional.
This folks, is how you can tell that the article was written by an American person. They just can't speak English.
The Ark could be “steered” by cutting loose the drogue anchor stones (found along the path it took to the site) which dragged from the rear to act as a “sea anchor”
Plenty of water. Mountains were lower – lots of evidence for young age of Himalayas etc. Inland seas left by the Flood spent centuries draining into the now-lower ocean beds. Your comments ignore the major geographical upheavals associated with a Global flood, crust cracking volcanoes, continental drift, etc.
All this has been exhasutively researched over decades by Creationists. Maybe youn should do some reading….
Never heard of Deal. This site was first investigated by Ron Wyatt, an American amateur archaeologist in 1977. Wyatt was the forst person to use sub-surface radar in archaeology, as the Turks wouldn’t give a dig permit due to Kurdish issues.
There is actually a Stele at the landing site shown above, with markings indicating the flood, ark, birds, and the 8 survivors.
Dr Lennart Moller wrote a book detailing Wyatt’s Exodus route. Maybe worth a look.
Called The Exodus Case
WHAT DID WE DO TO DESERVE BEING YELLED AT?! :'(
It’s quite clear Hippocrates was more than likely the first “modern” doctor. He was a physician in the truest sense and we owe so much to him. But, just as in ancient times, doctors aren’t gods and their work is not perfect. It’s called a “practice” for a reason.
Very interesting your post! Thanks... i will visit the website for more information.
The bible had a varied versions.
Thanks. It has been a great study. I felt sure there had to be a record of Moses in Egypt somewhere. They kept such amazing records which have survivied! And the reason I wrote the book was to get this ‘out there’ and discussed. Annette
Great to speak to someone who is also interested in this subject.
I have read some of Ron Wyatt, work and much of it is good.
The Pharaoh’s all had 5 names which can be confusing. And yes, I think Hatshepsut intended Moses/ Senenmut to be Crown Prince, but it is interesting that the book of Hebrews in the Bible tells us that ‘ When he came of age he (Moses) refused to be called the son of Pharaoh’s daughter. So I think he was resisting Hatchepsut’s ambitions for him, perhaps to save the life of Tutmose lll, who would have been killed if Senenmut was to rule as Pharaoh.
So Moses shows himself to be a very honourable man.
It is interesting that Senenmut never marries. If Hatchepsut intended him to be Pharaoh, he would have married her daughter Nepherure, which would have conferred the Kingship on him as she was the Royal Heiress.
Great story, but tragic unless you know that Senenmut is Moses, who becomes greater than he ever would have done in Egypt. Annette
Why do facial reconstructors go out of their way to make ancient people look as dorky as possible? Eva might have looked more like Jennifer Lopez.
Why did “early, primitive” societies practice human sacrifice? The question should be, “Why did ‘sophisticated, advanced’ Christian European Renaissance-and-later societies practice human sacrifice?” Folks can spin it any way they’d like (and I’ve seen some amazing contortions over the years), but the work of the Inquisition, the killing of ”witches”, the autos-de-fe (as late as the Lisbon earthquake of 1755) were human sacrifice, i. e., the killing of human beings to satisfy some religious need, propitiate one’s gods, etc. Please don’t waste my time with more spinning, or I’ll get you in a corner over the cannibalism inherent in the Christian Eucharist.
Everyone talks about the ufo's bug look the first flagg it's An airplane. I AM sure they weren't arround at 1538.
Comments? Don’t go there, you’ll get lost Beliefs supported by document(s) that are not even close to first-person accounts, but trusted by the masses as THE divine truth. Guess that’s why it’s called BLIND FAITH. Believe what you want or what you will, just don’t try to tell me mine are wrong, or that I’ll suffer eternal damnation because I don’t believe the way you do.
Careful analysis detects a tiny nose out of joint
They don’t hurt anyone either. And they help people a lot more than you are willing to admit.
Thank you for this in-depth piece on the history of the Franks. I’m a descendent of Charlemagne’s, as is half of Europe. We’re all related. We must learn to accept this.
Hachiaman, can I ask what are your qualifications that make you believe you're able to discredit her entire career like that? .....None? Shocking /s
Is the warrior wearing a leather-like helmet with roundels across the front and a protective nose-piece? Although far-separated by time and locale, the warrior's flowing locks bring to mind Alexander. The multi-pointed breastplate star looks very much like the design atop the gold larnax from Philip of Macedon's tomb.
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