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114 pages of results. 261. Society News [Journals] [SIS Review]
... The conference was rounded off with a panel discussion on the theme Dare to think' as a tribute to Velikovsky. What are the reasons for people to follow in his footsteps today and consider the implications of a recent catastrophic past for mankind? These are probably as varied as our members themselves, ranging from those who find verification of the Bible, through those who believe we should be forewarned of similar future catastrophe and thus perhaps be able to avert or ameliorate effects upon our species, to those who are just plain curious about the past and cannot accept the currently official dogmas. The setting for the conference, at Braziers College in the wilds of the Oxford countryside, added ...
262. Return to the Paelo-Saturnian Ssystem (Forum) [Journals] [Aeon]
... (i .e . Aristotle's) in a creator G-d who set up the world, then left it alone to its own fate. An ancient Greek would not have been able to understand the Jewish belief in a Universal Creator in any other terms. In sharp contrast to the Greek god, there is no hint in the Tanach (Bible) that YHWH ever "departed," or that the world "departed" from Him. Quite the opposite: YHWH's active intervention in the affairs of man doesn't stop with the Bible. The miracles of Hanukkah, and gilui Shechina (the revealed Divine Presence, including the 10 ever-present miracles related in the Mishnah) in the First ...
263. Jerusalem -- City of Venus [Journals] [Kronos]
... evening time, it shall be light" (Zechariah 14:4-7).(169) The archetypal aspects and, moreover, the truth that lies behind the above imagery cannot be denied. Sic transit gloria mundi. [* Christian theologians interpret this as a prophecy of the Second Coming of Christ- cf. The New Scofield Reference Bible (N .Y ., 1967), p. 976.] THE DAVIDIC KING In the New Testament, the person of Jesus is often affiliated with the dynasty of David,(170) thereby inferring his claim to Messianic kingship for, "the importance of the king in ancient Israel is almost always associated with the sovereignty ...
264. The Contributors [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... | Issue Contents The Contributors DONOVAN A. COURVILLE, retired at present, was Associate Professor of Chemistry at Pacific Union College and later at Loma Linda University. He received his B.A . from Andrews University and his Ph.D . from the University of Washington in Organic Chemistry. He has published articles in Creation-Research Society Quarterly, Bible Science Newsletter, Journal of Christian Reconstruction, and Signs of the Times. He is the author of The Exodus Problem and its Ramifications (1971). BRONSON FELDMAN as a child learned the Hebrew Bible from Samuel Noah Kramer. He obtained the degrees of B.A . and M.A . at the University of New Mexico ...
265. The Contributors [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... to the SIS Group. DONOVAN A. COURVILLE, retired at present, was Associate Professor of Chemistry at Pacific Union College and later at Loma Linda University. He received his B.A . from Andrews University and his Ph.D . from the University of Washington in Organic Chemistry. He has published articles in Creation-Research Society Quarterly, Bible Science Newsletter, Journal of Christian Reconstruction, and Signs of the Times. He is the author of The Exodus Problem and its Ramifications (1971). BRONSON FELDMAN as a child learned the Hebrew Bible from Samuel Noah Kramer. He obtained the degrees of B.A . and M.A . at the University of New Mexico ...
266. C&C Review 2002:1: Contents [Journals] [SIS Review]
... catastrophe in 2300BC. Did Artaxerxes III Despoil the Temple in Jerusalem? 15 Emmet J. Sweeney claims that the Persian Great King was an alter ego of Nebuchadrezzar Velikovsky and the El-Amarna Period 22 Sjef van Asten combines ideas from Velikovsky, Heinsohn and the Glasgow Chronology' to place El Amarna in the 7th century BC. Possible Repercussions of The Bible Unearthed' 28 Phillip Clapham explores the implications of Finkelstein and Silberman's book. Recent Developments in Near Eastern Archaeology by R.M . Porter 30 Forum Jewish History 500-1099AD, The Gaonic Period in Israel/Palestine , Illig and Niemitz Benny J. Peiser, Gunnar Heinsohn and Birgit Liesching debate the history of the Middle Ages. . 38 ...
267. The Sulman Temple In Jerusalem [Journals] [Kronos]
... king of Damascus, inciting his subordinate sheiks to attack the king of Jerusalem, commanded them to "assemble in the Temple of Sulman".(5 ) It was surprising to find in the el-Amarna letters written in the fourteenth century that the capital of the land was already known then as Jerusalem (Urusalim) and not, as the Bible claimed for the pre-Conquest period, Jebus or Salem.(6 ) Now, in addition, it was found that the city had a temple of Sulman in it and that the structure was of such importance that its name had been used occasionally for denoting the city itself. (Considering the eminence of the edifice, "the house ...
268. Focus [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Cities of the Plain (Sodom, Gomorrah, Admah, Zeboiim, Bela; see Genesis 14:2 ). This is the first archaeological confirmation of the existence of these cities, and the very fact that their names do not appear in later records tends to confirm the Biblical record that these cities were destroyed in a cataclysm. The Bible rather puzzlingly calls the fifth city "Bela, which is Zoar". This is now explained by the tablet, which says, "Zoar, in the district of Bela". The Bible also gives the names of the kings of four of the Five Cities: "Bera king of Sodom, Birsha king of Gomorrah, Shinab ...
269. Bronson Feldman, 1914-1982: A Biographical Note [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... Haldemann-Julius as Big Blue Books. The latter essay represents Feldman's maiden attempt to apply the teachings of Freud to the study of history, and in it, I think, readers will see at work a mind whose matrix is congenial to Velikovsky's ideas- the social conditions preceding the birth of Christianity are described as catastrophic and the prophets of the Bible, like the philosophers of Greece,are relied upon as eye-witnesses to those conditions. Throughout the 1950's Feldman published articles on psychoanalysis and history. Some of these were eventually collected and issued as The Unconscious in History, a pioneering work, by The Philosophical Library, in 1959. That book shows Feldman developing original ideas along lines which ...
270. Tyre: "Joy, shipmate, joy" [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... worked out a Tyre chronology from the time of King Hiram to the founding of Carthage. It was included in an essay, "Sidelights on Velikovsky's Ages in Chaos," now awaiting publication in Kronos. Here is my independent date-list of the Tyrian kings between Hiram and Pygmalion, based on research in the first Book of Kings in the Bible, Josephus' Against Apion, Justin's Epitome of Trogus Pompeius, and confirmed by Olaf A. Toffteen's Ancient Chronology (Chicago, 1907): Abibaal ? -980 B.C . Hiram 980-946 Baalmanzer 946-928 Abd-Ashtart 928-920 Methu-Ashtart 920-908 Ashtaram 908-899 Pheles 898 (8 months) Ethbaal 898-866 Baalezer 866-860 Baalmanzer II 860-840 Matan-Baal 840-832 Abimilki 832-785 ( ...
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