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114 pages of results. 741. The Land(s) of Punt [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... . After exchanging gifts with the Puntites of Ethiopia and visiting India, the land which related to her forefathers, Hatshepsut may have then sailed to the harbour at the north end of the Gulf of Aqaba whence she and some of the choice items from Punt were transported overland to Jerusalem and King Solomon. Velikovsky has pointed out that both the Bible and Josephus mention the construction of a port at Ezion-geber on the Gulf of Aqaba just before they relate the story of the Queen of Sheba. These sources, as well as Jewish and Ethiopian legends, according to Velikovsky and Danelius, state that the Queen of Sheba travelled by sea. I have not, however, found any mention ...
742. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Review]
... scene of multiple battles, a dozen of which were recorded in biblical times, is suggesting a revised chronology as the impressive architecture deemed to show the glory of Solomon in the 10th century BC is now suspected of having been built in the 9th century. One school of thought suggests that Solomon's time was less splendid than as described in the bible, another uses the findings to suggest that the bible is a poor source of information and that The figure of King David is about as historical as King Arthur'. Significantly, no one appears to be suggesting that perhaps biblical chronology is simply 100 years out at that point. Whichever century Solomon may have lived in, it is ...
743. Catastrophism and Uniformity: A Probe into the Origins of the 1832 Gestalt Shift in Geology [Books]
... which ran through seven editions between 1681 and 1753, to J.T . Klein's scholarly monograph on a single class of fossils, Dispositio Echinodermatum (1732). The Protestants were keen to demonstrate that God's handiwork was as easily seen in this world as in the next, and particularly they were eager to demonstrate the literal truth of the Bible which declared that God had not only created all the creatures of the earth, but had also brought down the Deluge to punish man for his sins. Shortly after the Glorious Revolution of 1688 when the Catholic monarch was driven out of England, a rash of works appeared eared reconciling the book of Genesis with the new research into Nature ...
744. Einstein and Relativity [Journals] [SIS Review]
... . [3 ]. Bran is cognate with Irish Brian, a son of Turenn (a link with Taur-us?) and also has a secondary meaning = crow or raven [4 ]. This explains why ravens are associated with the Tower of London. They are large black birds and denote a black aspect of deity. In the Bible, Noah sent forth a raven which went to and fro, until the waters were dried up from the face of the ground' (Gen. 8,7 ). Sir Fred Hoyle claimed that comet heads were black. The recent Comet Halley space probe has confirmed this. Did a comet come close enough to human vision for ...
745. Letters [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... or ravens. Does the Noah story then mean that the Sky God (Noah) sent Saturn away from Earth during the catastrophe, and that it did not return to its previous position? The dove, of course, is the symbol of Venus which, as we know from Dr Velikovsky, came back on many occasions. In the Bible story the dove returns with a branch by way of additional identification, as a tree was one of the signs of the Goddess. It seems puzzling that a bright planet should be associated with a raven, unless one assumes that the sky was blacked out during the Noachian catastrophe in the same way as it was obscured during the Exodus ...
746. Aftermath to Exposure [Books] [de Grazia books]
... the name Pi ha-hiroth is given in Exodus as the place where the tribes of Israel crossed the Red Sea; Velikovsky suggested in Worlds in Collision - and amplified the argument in Ages in Chaos, unbeknownst to Margolis - that both references are to the same place. The name appears only once in the Egyptian monuments and only once in the Bible. And in context, both sources tell of storm and darkness, and of catastrophe befalling a Pharaoh overwhelmed by water. From the confused arguments presented by Margolis the only facts to emerge are that he does not understand that Egyptian was written without vowels and that he is not even aware of the use of ha' in Hebrew as ...
747. When The Comet Fell Ch.11 (The Riddle of the Earth) [Books]
... change in the reign of Ogyges. It changed its diameter, its colour, its figure, and its orbit. * A, W, Whatmore: "Insulae Britannica," p. 213 187. We talk of the Flood when these events occurred, and it would be interesting to ascertain its true position in ancient history. The Bible, in the writings of the greater prophets, Isaiah, Jeremiah and Ezekiel, and particularly also in the second book of Esdras and the Apocalypse of St. John the Divine, describes just such a catastrophe as this "Drift" as having recently occurred or as about to occur. This has an important bearing on the actual period ...
748. Stekel (Immanuel Velikovsky's Jewish Science) [Books]
... He was one of the first, in a specifically psychoanalytic context, to trace some of the ideas in Freud's Interpretation of Dreams back to Jewish notions that predated Freud by many centuries. The article was published in 1933 by the Internationaler Psychoanalytischer Verlag, a publishing house founded under Freud's aegis to promote "true" psychoanalytic doctrines. Like the Bible itself, the Talmud commentary upon the Bible is composed of many books written over a long span of years. One of these "books" is the Mishna, which is divided into six sedarim (orders); each sedar is further divided into messekhtoth (tractates). The first tractate is Berakoth, which deals with prayers and ...
749. Geomagnetic Reversals? [Journals] [SIS Review]
... reversals for the British Isles, and within the period covering the Gothenburg, Laschamp and Folgheraiter magnetic events. In the 18th dynasty tomb of Senmut there is an astronomical ceiling decoration which Pogo (1930) describes as having an objectionable orientation, as it appears to be reversed, with the constellations apparently moving in the wrong direction. In the Bible there are several references to aberrant behaviour of the Sun. For example, Amos, ch 8 v 9, states that God will cause the Sun to go down at noon. Amos is dated to the 8th century BC. In Chinese records there is a reference to the Sun setting and then coming back, and in Mexican annals ...
750. Syria and Ugarit [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... certain synchronizations which Velikovsky has not made clear. 54. The extended Chaldean period, to include the rule of Shamash-shun-ukin as Suppiluliumas II? 55. "Unearthing the Secrets of a Forgotten Kingdom." Readers' Digest, August 1978, pp. 99-104, esp. p. 100. Also see K Magnusson, The Archaeology of the Bible Lands, pp. 25-30, esp. 29. In Ages in Chaos (p . 230) Velikovsky argues that the pre-Israelite city was called Salem or Jebus, not Jerusalem. The Ebla reference is certainly pre-Israelite. 56. Magnusson, p. 27. 57. Woolley, A Forgotten Kingdom, p. 186, chronological tables ...
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