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95 pages of results. 541. Letters [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Jubilees were synchronised with the Seleucid Era so that the retroactive date of a sabbatical year fell in 1455 BC calculated with 50 year jubilees as suggested by Leviticus 25:8-13 and 2 Kings 19.28-29 (p . 60). It is not clear from Stenring's presentation whether this date represented the first sabbatical year. He calculated that the crossing of the Jordan was dated to 17/6 /2410 or 1427 BC which was also a sabbatical year within that system. Since the dates fit retrocalculated 50 year Jubilees they would not pass Prasher's test of applying retrocalculated 49 year Jubilees. Hughes (Secrets of the Times, 1990) recognises the schematic nature of biblical chronology and argues ...
542. The Demands of the Saturnian Configuration Theory [Journals] [Aeon]
... ...and everything was dark." [3 ] As the Laws of Manu preach: "This world was darkness, unknowable, without form, beyond reason and perception, as if utterly asleep." [4 ] Turn to Japan, or check among the ancient Greeks; travel to the cold spaces of Siberia, or cross the ocean to North America- Central America, if you wish- South America; or cross the Pacific to the archipelagos of Micronesia, Polynesia- Malaya- Africa; it does not matter where one travels to, it does not matter whose ancient beliefs one examines, the message is always the same. To supply the entire corpus ...
543. The Crescent II [Books]
... The German Schiff means, at once, "ship" and "water container," and the roots of the German Kanne, "pot," and Kahn, "boat," are identical. (73) In Egyptian symbolism, Piankoff tells us, "The jar is the cradle and at the same time a vessel for crossing the celestial waters." (74) The receptacles in which Hindu priests offered fruits and flowers to the gods were called arghas. But the Argha was the ship on the cosmic sea. (75) The Shield-Ship. Norse mythology knows the "shield-god" Ull, the son of Thor's wife Sif by an unknown father. " ...
544. Orbits of Core Material Ejected from Gaseous Planets [Journals] [Kronos]
... to gravitational force) is 5% higher, which is not a great problem. In this program the transit time between Venus and Saturn orbits was only 58 years, so except for the direction angle there would be slightly different initial requirements for a longer period. The main difference in these two transits is that the Saturn one would entail crossing the orbit of Jupiter, with consequent risk of major deflection. However, even in a Jupiter ejection, if this is in a direction away from the Sun the material would probably return one or more times and cross the orbit of Jupiter before spiralling in further to a safer position. Details of these possible disturbances and tidal effects during ...
545. Velikovsky's Sources Volume Three [Books]
... . None can live, when the sun is veiled by clouds. The sight of all is dulled (? )( 26) through the want of it. I will speak of what is before me. I prophesy not that which is not yet come. The river is dry, (even the river) of Egypt. Men cross over (27) the water on foot. Men shall need water for the ships and for the sailings thereof. Their course is become a sand- bank. And the sand- bank (28) shall be a stream... The South wind shall blow against the North wind. The sky shall not have (29 ...
546. Notes (The Atlantis Myth) [Books]
... . His traits are almost exclusively those of a capture-flood hero and survivor from a lost land. Alone of all Mexican deities he is supposed to have been bearded. He is said to have arrived in a vessel on the Mexican east coast, with some companions, in a long, flowing, dark robe, which was adorned with red crosses. (The `cross' was definitely known in Mexico before the disastrous Spanish invasion; many of the outrages of the bigoted clerics, who followed the soldiery, are to be explained by their zeal to stamp out this `devilish mockery'.) The name Quetzalcoatl means `feathered serpent', or, better, `serpent ...
547. Dating the Wars of Seti I [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Ramoth in I Chron. 6:73, Remeth in Josh. 19:21, and Jarmuth in Josh. 21:29. Grdseloff's suggestion has been followed by Albright, Aharoni and Yeivin (70). However, it is possible that a more famous Ramoth is the one involved here. We have seen that Seti had to cross the Jordan to battle with the "wretched foe", taking Pella and setting up a stela at Tell esh-Shihab; it is therefore a logical conclusion that the enemy he repulsed was actually attacking from Transjordan. This was the view of Rowe, who believed that an "invasion by tribes from the east side of the Jordan is distinctly ...
548. Stephen Jay Gould and Immanuel Velikovsky [Books]
... that all myths are true. Paul Feyerabend states the following about ancient man's science in the time when myth was history. The believers of myths, he argues, " . . . invented fire, and the means of keeping it. They domesticated animals, bred new types of plants . . . invented rotation of crops . . . crossed the oceans in vessels . . . and demonstrated a knowledge of navigation . . . . Thus, if science is praised for its achievements, then myth must be praised a hundred times more fervently because its achievements were incomparably greater. The inventors of myth started culture while rationalists and scientists just changed it." (24) Even ...
... confronted with cunningly built tales of Saturn's reign, and of his exorbitant building and modeling activities-after he had separated Heaven and Earth by means of that fateful sickle, that is, after he had established the obliquity of the ecliptic. If he had heard of Jupiter's ways of command and his innumerable escapades, populating the earth with gentle nymphs forever crossed in their quest for happiness, escapades that were invariably successful in spite of the constant watchfulness of his jealous "ox-eyed" or sometimes "dog-eyed" spouse. . . If this person also learned of the fierce adventures of Mars, and the complex mutual involvement of gods 53 and heroes expressing themselves in terms of action and unvarying numbers ...
550. ASTROBLEMES AND GASTROBLEMES [Journals] [Aeon]
... of Hildebrand's and Badjukov's excavated crater materials would be expected to fall back as ejecta blankets, we can only guess at how much aerosol might result. Perhaps one to ten percent is reasonable and would provide the requirements for the worldwide boundary clay as proposed by Alvarez. If Gros Brukkaros is a model gastrobleme and its 3-km diameter crater is a cross section of a pipe 200 km into the mantle, its volume is 1,400 km3 (339 mi.3 ). Scaling up to 8-km. (5-mi.) diameter would bring the volume up to 10,000 km3 (2 ,400 mi.3 ). Emitted as aerosol, this volume would equate to Badjukov's ...
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