Egypt
Archaeologists Professor Emmanuel Anati believes he has discovered the true mount where Moses received the ten commandments from God. Mount Sinai in the Egyptian Sinai peninsula has long been thought of as the place but Professor Anati through his excavations believes the correct mount is in Israel's Negev desert at a mount known as Har Karkom.
Professor Anati has had meetings with members of the Vatican and believes that they are in agreement with him and set to arrange pilgrimages to the site. Anati discovered at Har Karkom more than a thousand finds including sanctuaries, rock paintings, altars and a tablet that resembled the ten commandments.
Anati also believes the date of the biblical Exodus from Egypt should be a thousand years earlier around 2200 and 2000 bc than what is currently thought.
- What The Israelites Left In Egypt
The Jerusalem Post (Mooli Brog) With the passing of Pessah, now is the ideal time to look back on ancient Egypt, a nation whose history is inextricably linked to ours. Two of the most significant events in the formation of the Hebrew nation took place...
- Thursday's Lecture To Complement Dma King Tut Exhibit
University News With perfect timing, the University of Dallas Art Department has invited a world-renowned Egyptologist to lecture on Akhenaten, father of the most famous Egyptian pharaoh, Tutankhamen, or, as we know him today, King Tut. Dr. James Hoffmeier...
- Ancient Christian "holy Wine" Factory Found In Egypt
National Geographic Two wine presses found in Egypt were likely part of the area's earliest winery, producing holy wine for export to Christians abroad. Egyptian archaeologists discovered the two presses with large crosses carved across them near...
- Exhibition: More Re Sinai At The Getty
http://www.iht.com/articles/2006/10/20/news/raacat.php"Mount Sinai in Egypt is perhaps best known as the site where Moses encountered the burning bush and received the Ten Commandments. But also in this desolate desert landscape, Justinian, the Byzantine...
- Building The Great Pyramid
An architect and associate professor from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology believes that a grid of seven was used to create the great pyramid. The professor Ole J. Bryn believes the pyramid is in fact a six stepped mastaba pyramid with...
Egypt
The Search for Mount Sinai
Archaeologists Professor Emmanuel Anati believes he has discovered the true mount where Moses received the ten commandments from God. Mount Sinai in the Egyptian Sinai peninsula has long been thought of as the place but Professor Anati through his excavations believes the correct mount is in Israel's Negev desert at a mount known as Har Karkom.
Professor Anati has had meetings with members of the Vatican and believes that they are in agreement with him and set to arrange pilgrimages to the site. Anati discovered at Har Karkom more than a thousand finds including sanctuaries, rock paintings, altars and a tablet that resembled the ten commandments.
Anati also believes the date of the biblical Exodus from Egypt should be a thousand years earlier around 2200 and 2000 bc than what is currently thought.
- What The Israelites Left In Egypt
The Jerusalem Post (Mooli Brog) With the passing of Pessah, now is the ideal time to look back on ancient Egypt, a nation whose history is inextricably linked to ours. Two of the most significant events in the formation of the Hebrew nation took place...
- Thursday's Lecture To Complement Dma King Tut Exhibit
University News With perfect timing, the University of Dallas Art Department has invited a world-renowned Egyptologist to lecture on Akhenaten, father of the most famous Egyptian pharaoh, Tutankhamen, or, as we know him today, King Tut. Dr. James Hoffmeier...
- Ancient Christian "holy Wine" Factory Found In Egypt
National Geographic Two wine presses found in Egypt were likely part of the area's earliest winery, producing holy wine for export to Christians abroad. Egyptian archaeologists discovered the two presses with large crosses carved across them near...
- Exhibition: More Re Sinai At The Getty
http://www.iht.com/articles/2006/10/20/news/raacat.php"Mount Sinai in Egypt is perhaps best known as the site where Moses encountered the burning bush and received the Ten Commandments. But also in this desolate desert landscape, Justinian, the Byzantine...
- Building The Great Pyramid
An architect and associate professor from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology believes that a grid of seven was used to create the great pyramid. The professor Ole J. Bryn believes the pyramid is in fact a six stepped mastaba pyramid with...