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in Archaeology

DNA Study of Mummies Indicates Ancient Egyptians Descended From Biblical Ham

In a scientific first, DNA taken from Egyptian mummies has been decoded, producing unexpected results about the true origins of the Egyptian people. These results confirm a controversial theory that traces the First Egyptian Dynasty back to Biblical Ham, as described in the Book of Genesis. Scientists have long been baffled by the origins of the Egyptian people. Until now, there was no empirical data to clarify the issue. The study of Egypt’s population history could only draw on...

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Tags: antiquities, archaeology, egypt, first-century, flavius josephus, jewish historian, palestine, roman army, rome
in Faith, Appointed Times, Law of God

The Ten Days of Awe

The above picture is carved into the French Arch De Triumph in Paris and depicts the Destruction of Jerusalem by the Romans in 70 AD Notice that in the booty the conquering Romans carried away from the Jerusalem Temple were two long hammered silver trumpets. We suggest that the pictorial truth about these trumpets has been hidden from us for a season and for a reason. We simply have not understood what it is that they depict for the last days. Once Judah was carried away to Babylon, things...

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Tags: bondage, deliverance, egypt, ephraim, feast days, judah, yhvh
in Current Events, Going Deeper

ElBaradei to be appointed VP - EGYPT

FROM JERUSALEM POST Egypt presidency confirms social democrat likely to be premier following rejection of liberal candidate ElBaradei by Islamist party; ElBaradei to be appointed vice president under deal emerging among new political forces. Ziad Bahaa El-Din, a lawyer and member of Egyptian Social Democratic Party has been chosen as the new Egyptian prime minister following the ousting of President Mohamed Morsi by the military on Wednesday, according to sources cited by Egyptian...

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Tags: egypt, jeruslame post, zion