In today’s story, I would like to take a closer look at a rather unusual thing that the Israelites had while wandering in the Sinai Desert after leaving Egyptian captivity. For 40 years of wandering, the people of Israel ate manna every day, which they collected (they received 1 omer per family) 6 days a … Read more
In today’s story, I would like to take a closer look at the phenomenon involving an unidentified flying object that took place in the times of Moses, the departure of the Israelites from Egyptian captivity and their 40-year journey to the promised land. A phenomenon or unusual aerial phenomenon was observed by a very large … Read more
Lot, a biblical figure, was the son of Haran, who was the son of Terah, and Terah was also a father of Abram, later known as Abraham. Terah, his son Abraham, his nephew Lot and his family quit the Sumerian city of Ur and moved first to the city of Harran and then to Egypt. … Read more
Jonah (Hebrew: יוֹנָה Yona, literally “dove”; St. Greek: Ἰωνᾶς) is an Israeli prophet who lived in the 8th century B.C., coming from Gath-Hepher (Gat-Hefer), a city located in the territory of Zebulun in the Lower Galilee, between Nazareth and Capernaum. According to the Bible, Jonah was sent by Yahweh to the capital of Assyria, Nineveh, … Read more
This may be a controversial question, but was Pharaoh Cheops really the founder and creator of the biggest pyramid in Giza? Cheops, so called in Greek (Khufu in Egyptian), is the “official” builder of one of the three “famous” pyramids at Giza. 1. According to official archeology, the Pyramid of Cheops was built around 2560 … Read more
