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95 pages of results. 51. Did Thutmose III Despoil the Temple in Jerusalem? [Journals] [SIS Review]
... be left to the expert who is familiar with the newest developments in Egyptian philology. Criticism will be confined to additions or interpretations by the translator which do not seem justified by the original. The story, as told by Breasted, starts in the 22nd year of Pharaoh's reign, "fourth month of the second season", when he crossed the boundary of Egypt (Records, sec. 415). There had been a rebellion against the Pharaoh in the city of Sharuhen, known from the Bible: the city had been allocated to the tribe of Simon, inside the territory of Judah (Josh. 19:6 ). Nine days later was "the day of ...
52. The Battle Of Kadesh-carchemish. Ch. 1. (Ramses II and his Time) [Velikovsky]
... III: it strongly suggests that the city must have been situated farther north than Tell Nebi-Mend. The officer, in a short record, mentioned the battles in southern Palestine (Negeb), the arrival in Mesopotamia (Naharin) and later in the mountains in the region of Aleppo, then the expedition to the land of Carchemish, the crossing of the river, and the capture of Kadesh. Scholars concluded that the officer was very inaccurate in his enumeration of the places through which he marched on the victorious campaign of Thutmose III, 15 for he placed the northern Kadesh in the land of Carchemish, west of the Euphrates, which he and his troops, coming from the ...
53. Mutations And New Species. Ch.15 Cataclysmic Evolution (Earth In Upheaval) [Velikovsky] [Velikovsky Earth in Upheaval]
... published as a paper in 1865, only six years after The Origin of Species. Mendel's work, unknown to Darwin and his followers in the nineteenth century, was rediscovered by De Vries and independently by E. Tschermak and K. Correns in 1900, the same year that De Vries wrote down his theory of mutations. By carefully observing crossings between varieties of the garden pea and counting the strains through consecutive generations and the transmission of single traits, Mendel established the fundamental laws of genetics or inheritance of somatic characteristics. The entire work on evolution since the beginning of this century is based on genetics and Mendel's laws. Ironically, Mendel was an Augustine monk and made his basic ...
54. The Area of Origin [Books]
... THE SWASTIKA SECTION I The Area of Origin Swastika as a "luck symbol " - Meaning of "luck " - Various readings of symbol - Problem of Distribution -Not found in Ancient Egypt or Ancient Mesopotarnia - Late introduction into Africa- Hittite and Phrygian swastikas - Found in Cyprus and Troy - On early Elamite pottery - Swastika as a Christian cross - As a Celtic goddess symbol - Survivals in Modern Europe - Aryan origin theory - Migrations of swastika -Egyptian "Winged Disc" and swastika - Distribution of swastika in America - The octopusand swastika. Which symbol has of recent years aroused more interest among students of antiquities in both hemispheres than that which by general consent is referred to by ...
55. The Area of Origin [Books]
... THE SWASTIKA SECTION I The Area of Origin Swastika as a "luck symbol " - Meaning of "luck " - Various readings of symbol - Problem of Distribution -Not found in Ancient Egypt or Ancient Mesopotarnia - Late introduction into Africa- Hittite and Phrygian swastikas - Found in Cyprus and Troy - On early Elamite pottery - Swastika as a Christian cross - As a Celtic goddess symbol - Survivals in Modern Europe - Aryan origin theory - Migrations of swastika -Egyptian "Winged Disc" and swastika - Distribution of swastika in America - The octopusand swastika. Which symbol has of recent years aroused more interest among students of antiquities in both hemispheres than that which by general consent is referred to by ...
56. The Revelation of John (Moons, Myths and Man) [Books]
... The impression of the Sun-worshipping land-men must have been that the heavens were breaking into pieces. They therefore tried to save the damaged firmament magically by putting up props, and showed their faith by painting symbols of the props upon their persons. Everybody thus marked was, so to speak, a prop of heaven. The prop symbol is the Cross in its manifold forms. The sign of the cross accompanies man from the dawn of his civilization. It is a universal symbol and is found both in the eastern, and western hemispheres. Everywhere saving, preservative, conservative properties are attributed to it: the person who wears it is proof against evil, is lucky, prospers, ...
57. The Age Of Man In America [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... , and the onset and, soon thereafter, extinction or overkill thesis, would fail. The overkill hypothesis is based, in large measure, on this synchrony which has become archeological dogma over the past 50 years, namely that man has not been in North America prior to about 12,000 years B.P ., when he crossed the land bridge at the Bering Strait and then began this slaughter. "The quest for the origin of the Americans has been going on ever since Columbus.... Although the Bible doesn't mention them [the Indians], the Pope in 1512 officially declared them to be descendants of Adam and Eve. New England Protestant cleric ...
58. The Planetary Order Revealed in The Book of the Secrets of Enoch [Journals] [Horus]
... less than the maximum declination of the sun itself, namely, 23.5 degrees. A complete listing based on the criteria of maximum declination differences possible between the sun and each planet is: Saturn (Kruno) Mars (Aris) Jupiter (Zeus) Venus (Aphrodit) Mercury (Ermis) Each of the three superior planets will cross the local meridian at maximum declination in the indicated order, with Saturn crossing furthest north (or south). If in north latitudes we consider the north celestial pole as being "up", as in common parlance it generally is, then we might say that in its periodic crossing of the celestial sphere Saturn, Kruno, moves ...
59. The Riddle of the Earth [Books]
... . In the former city 350,000 houses were destroyed mainly by fire, and 130,000 casualties resulted. The conflagration was attributed to gases released from the earth. The next affliction was a tremendous downpour of rain which lasted for several days and deluged the areas. An enormous tidal wave destroyed many coast towns and four tidal waves crossed the Pacific Ocean, struck the California coast 4,750 miles distant from the point of impact, and broke small boats from their bearings. Islands off Yokohama were submerged and the island of Oshima, it was said, sank into the sea and reappeared larger than before with a volcano in full eruption. Fujiyama, the Japanese volcano ...
60. Velikovsky's Sources Volume Five [Books]
... as adding insult to injury, but I feel the point is worth making all the same. Bob Forrest. Manchester. September 1982. Section 48. The Psalms. Let us now return to our own Bible, and to V's use of the psalms. These being such a handy source, the reader is recommended to read a fair cross section of them in full, and if possible the whole lot of them. Before looking at the particular bits V uses- and at some of the bits he ignores- a few general comments are in order. The psalms do contain verses that can be interpreted as descriptions of parts of V's scenario. On the other hand, ...
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