Illustrated World History

Beginnings
Amraphel
Pyramids
Exodus
In the Desert
Hyksos
Emperors
Old Germany
Caesar 1
Roman Affairs
Caesar 2
 Cleopatra
Legions of Varus
Nero
Diocletian
King Lists
The Goths
Clovis
Boniface
Charlemagne
Crusades 1
Crusades 2
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Egypt
 David storms Jerusalem

David storms Jerusalem
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The Ark of the Covenant
The `ark of the covenant', the one here shown, was drawn by someone according to man's view. The real `Ark of the Covenant' contains the eternal Law of God as written by His own hand. It was a plain looking chest made of shittim/acacia wood overlaid with gold. The true Ark would show no pagan symbols, such as the sun rays and the winged faces, or any Egyptian art for such things were an abomination unto God. Why? Because God made the sun - all celestial objects are made by Him. To revere any objects or items made by God and worship them in place of God, represents rebellion against God, who draws us to Him by love. Gods made out of wood, stone or metal are just that, wood, stone or metal - they have no power and the Law of God deposited inside the Ark prohibits worshipping things in place of the true God.
What looks like letters between the angels are just made by the artist who did not know Hebrew letters and may have been intended to say `holy'. 		Menu
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The Queen of Shewa/ Thebes visits King Salomon
The Queen of Shewa/ Thebes, known today as Hathshepsut, visits King Saul.
With the start of the monarchy in Israel and the help Egypt received by the arms of King Saul's army to drive the Hyksos - Amalekites out of Egypt, made for cordial relations with the first native Egyptian King Ahmose of what we call today the 18th Dynasty. 		Menu
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 When Thutmoses III. became king he had a dream

When Thutmoses III became king he had a dream, he wanted to go back to Jerusalem where he knew were so many treasures and bring them all to Egypt. 		Menu
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Egypt
 The ancient pagan religion gained the upper hand again in Egypt
Sadly, the ancient form of Egyptian pagan religion saw an upswing again after Pharaoh Akhnaton was gone. Even though he was not a believer like Ruth, he was a monotheist but worshipped the sun.
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 The city on the hill
And the people everywhere built cities on top of hills (Matthew 5:14) because of fear of their enemies. 		Menu
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