The first chapter that we are going to analyse is Isaiah 14, based on a prophecy given to King Nebuchadnezzar by Prophet Isaiah. The body of Christ has mistakenly attributed a section of this prophecy to Satan. To understand this chapter better, let us lay down a foundation, by looking at Babylon’s state during the […]
To split the Tyrian’s attention, the Greek forces launched a number of diversionary attacks on various points of the islands walls and the navy bombarded the city from all sides with projectiles. With Tyre’s forces fighting on all sides, two ships approached the breached wall. From a tall siege tower, Alexander personally led some of […]
At the end of my second year of internship at the bar, I had already acquired a certain level of knowledge and experience, allowing me to practice with increasing confidence. I was becoming more and more known and consulted by clients of various nationalities and backgrounds. My internship supervisor informed me that, given the growing […]
The Roman Empire was very large and very diverse. So many different cultures coexisted that it seemed divided. Rome was a society in which any religion could express itself (even Christianity was allowed there in its early days). It was a very free society and the Romans enjoyed many rights. Seen from the perspective of […]
In her book “Bible Legacy of the Black Race,” Joyce Andrews quotes King Tushratta of Mitanni, a Syrian king, in his letter to Pharaoh Amenophis III, in which he says: My brother, please send me gold in very large quantities that cannot be counted. My brother, please send me this, and my brother, please send […]
After the fall of Adam and the subsequent races, the account of the repopulation of the earth is found in Genesis chapter nine. Noah had three sons: Shem, Ham, and Japheth, but it is Ham who is of particular interest to us. The sons of Ham were: Cush, Mizraim, Put, and Canaan. The sons of […]
