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114 pages of results. 111. Bookshelf [Journals] [SIS Review]
... though this book claims that biblical and other records describe catastrophic interplanetary collisions that have occurred within historical times (thus making comparison with Velikovsky inevitable), it must be emphasised that these authors differ radically from Velikovsky in their orientation, in their scope of inquiry, and in their conclusions. Unlike Velikovsky, they tend to rely solely on the Bible, and to exclude other historical sources (which they consider "inferior"); also, they frequently introduce religious and political viewpoints into what should be a more neutral inquiry. They oppose uniformitarianism because they see it as leading to statism, high taxes, loose marital bonds, rationalism, atheism, socialism, and communism. They ...
112. A. The Identification Of The Biblical "Queen Of Sheba" With Hatshepsut,"Queen Of Egypt And Ethiopia" [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... 2 ) Eva Danelius Nearly four decades ago, while spending several years in the Egyptian desert around Cairo as a member of H. M. Forces during World War II, I used the opportunity to learn more about ancient Egyptian history, and especially the contacts and impact it had with and upon its eastern neighbor, the Land of the Bible. My interest was renewed about 10 years after my return to civil life in Israel, when I came across the book of Immanuel Velikovsky: Ages in Chaos. The way in which he replaced the accepted chronology of the ancient Near East with that of the Bible, and the new light which this threw on Biblical history, fascinated ...
113. An Appendix to My Articles on Hatshepsut and Thutmose III [Journals] [SIS Review]
... 79.] Nearly four decades ago, while spending several years in the Egyptian desert around Cairo as a member of H.M . Forces, during World War II, I used the opportunity to learn more about ancient Egyptian history, and especially the contacts and impact it had with and upon its eastern neighbour, the Land of the Bible. My interest was renewed about ten years after my return to civil life in Israel, when I came across Immanuel Velikovsky's book Ages in Chaos. The way which he replaced the accepted chronology of the ancient Near East by that of the Bible and the new light which this threw on Biblical history fascinated me and I decided to experiment ...
114. Gezer and the Mysterious Gates of Solomon [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... excavation, and we have already seen that at Megiddo the city ascribed to Solomon was in fact built at the time of Israel's maximum prosperity, the era after Joash defeated Amaziah of Judah and the rule of the greatest military commander, Jeroboam II. It is also noteworthy that this is also the time of Uzziah, the only time the Bible mentions the occupation of Ashdod by Judah. The biblical account is quite clear that under Uzziah, the contemporary of Jeroboam II and his eventual ally, "he[Judah] reduced the extent of Philistine territory to an unprecedented degree[emphasis added]," so that the building of the gates and wall at Ashdod at that time ...
115. The Creation of the Earth -- General Remarks [Books]
... myth of that: type, which actually refers, or may even be construed to refer to absolute creation' that is, creatio ex nihilo, of everything that exists. (Note. 4) The priests', or rather, scribes or literati, who are supposed to have written up the creation account which so monumentally opens the Bible, were apparently careful enough not to commit themselves on this subject. The redactor of their account tried, by means of literary tricks, and only by such, to imply that the creation was out of nothing, but modern criticism has neutralized his endeavours. Even in our time no one is so rash as to say something definite ...
116. Artificially Structured Biblical Chronologies [Journals] [SIS Review]
... in public and few are left who can understand even the simplest of the specialised terminologies. They are reluctant to publish that small knowledge outside of their fraternities. Cabbalistic Chronology is designed to reconstruct that almost lost and forgotten early system of specialised chronological terms. It is divided into two parts with the first dealing with the artificial structures of the Bible and the second with Manetho's cabbalistic work called Aegyptiaca'. Further books will deal with the Assyrian, Babylonian and Chinese king lists. That which is reproduced here consists of extracts from Part I which have been abbreviated and modified to suit the requirements of a review paper. Example A: The postdiluvian patriarchal lists from Shem to Terah P ...
117. Jericho Revisited [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... From: Catastrophism and Ancient History IX:2 (July 1987) Home | Issue Contents INTERACTION Jericho Revisited Bruce K. Waltke We cannot escape the fact that the Bible aims to teach that Joshua's oath, that Jericho would not be rebuilt with walls and gates until its builder paid the price with his firstborn (Joshua 6:26), was first fulfilled by Hiel in the time of Ahab (1 Kings 16:34). Michael Sanders [elsewhere in this issue] implies that later scribes covered up the fact that the city was indeed rebuilt before then by disguising it as the "City of Palms." The problem lies much deeper than merely a textual ...
118. Ur of the Chaldees -- Once Again [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... (never published) on it. It is my intention to revise this material and expand upon it slightly. Since the 1920's when British archaeologist Leonard Woolley excavated the city of Ur in southern Iraq, most scholars have assumed that that great site was the "Ur of the Chaldees" whence came Abraham. Speiser, author of the Anchor Bible Commentary article on "Genesis," was of this persuasion. A review of Speiser's conclusions is in order. Briefly, Speiser held that Ur of the Chaldees is the southern site excavated by Woolley. He continued by correctly noting that Ur (of southern Iraq) is "intrusive in this context" of Genesis 11:28 and ...
... . W. Johns has laid me under new and deeper obligation by carefully reading the entire manuscript of the work and kindly expressing his unqualified approval of its fundamental positions. Boston University. W. F. W. . CHAPTER I THE HEBREW UNIVERSE AS COMMONLY PICTURED UNDER the word "Cosmogony/ in the excel lent new Dictionary of the Bible edited in five volumes by Dr. James Hastings, may be found a good representation of the Hebrew conception of the universe as ordinarily interpreted. The article is from the pen of Principal O. C. Whitehouse, and it is illustrated by the diagram here reproduced. Let us examine this picture. In the center of a sea ...
120. The Archaeology of Shiloh and Pottery Chronology [Journals] [SIS Review]
... ) Home | Issue Contents The Archaeology of Shiloh and Pottery Chronology by Bob Porter Bob Porter has a B.Sc. and M.Sc. in engineering from Imperial College, London. Three years ago he left his job, as a design engineer at Airship Industries, to study ancient chronology with a view to reconciling it to the Bible. He has spent much of the last three years studying the archaeology of Israel and neighbouring countries. 1. Introduction This article attempts to do two things. It reviews the history and archaeology of Shiloh, and it also uses Shiloh to illustrate a radically new approach to pottery chronology. It is felt that this new approach using overlaps ...
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