Megiddo - The Archaeological History of Armageddon

Many of us have heard the name "Armageddon" from the New Testament's Book of Revelation and of its religious significance, but few of us really know the history of the word and the ancient city behind it. In this program, we'll examine the history Tell Megiddo to unlock some of its secrets and learn more about the people who once lived there.
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Sources and Suggested Reading:
Canaan and Israel in Antiquity - K. L. Knoll
Archaeology of the Land of the Bible: 10,000-586 BC - Amihai Mazar
The Battles of Armageddon: Megiddo and the Jezreel Valley from the Bronze Age to the Nuclear Age - Eric H. Cline
Archaeology and the Religions of Canaan and Israel - Ed. Victor Matthews
The Forgotten Kingdom: the Archaeology and History of Northern Israel - Israel Finkelstein
Canaanites - Jonathan N. Tubb
A History of Babylon, 2200 BC-AD 75 - Paul-Alain Beaulieu
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[@szbszig]

The first battle of Megiddo, in which Thutmose III defeated the rebellious Canaanite rulers in 1457 BC, is considered by most scholars as the first reliably documented battle in world history. We have multiple Egyptian texts explaining various details of the battle including army sizes, formations, movements, body counts, etc. All sources relate back to one man, the Egyptian military scribe Tjaneni, who accompanied Thutmose's army on the campaign, and who wrote a daily journal of the events.

[@Thor-Orion]

I mean, but we also know that the battle of Kadesh was significantly different than it was portrayed by the Egyptians. The Egyptians claimed they won a massive victory, the Hittites claimed they won and the reality being that the Hittites retained control of Kadesh. So take Egyptian sources financed and created at the Pharaoh’s instruction with a grain of salt. Relying on a single source of information typically has this problem. That’s why corroboration is king.

[@RosolinoLoSciuto-ee3gv]

Ma chi l'ha istruito lo scriba il gran maestro della Loggia Massonica degli Illuminati

[@J_Z913]

I'm so glad that there's another video with serious historical information on this site and not another conspiracy laden one. Thanks! Also, who else feels lucky that we get a Cy video and a World of Antiquity livestream on the same day? Love it!

[@johnemery6944]

Hells yeah

[@jackhakken]

You want serious historical information? Try Schwerpunkt.

[@fouedfoued5692]

Not true...the real megido is in Yemen..the word Armageddon actually is "Har magido" from the semitic (middle east and Yemen old languages) which means "the mount of "magido" , still today it exists in Yemen "Gabal megido" and its inhabitants are called Bani megido

[@t_time5053]

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[@SaszaDerRoyt]

I visited Megiddo a few years ago, it's one of the most incredible ancient sites I've ever had the privilige of seeing, the stratigraphy is so clear and every part of the mound tells untold myriad stories. One of the sites that really solidified my choice to study archaeology.

[@ecurewitz]

I’d love to visit, but now is not the time to go

[@gringott12]

I saw it in the early 80s.

[@user-ge5vf5md7r]

I wouldn't mind visiting Megiddo and than get on everybody's nerves by pronouncing it Meg-guy-doh

[@GenericYoutubeGuy]

Armageddon: the first battle and the last battle. There, The Lord will show his face to the armies from the north and the and the west and the and the south and the east and destroy them.

[@Bulgarian021]

So amazing. I had no idea the word Armagedon came from this town´s name. CY , KEEP UP the good work

[@HistorywithCy]

Yeah, interesting how so many words in many of our languages have such ancient origins. Thanks for watching!

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Interesting and informative, thank you for uploading.

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So short. So perfect! I'm glad I

[@laniakea31]

As i have finished watching this video, I have officially watched every single one of your videos. This was quite a journey. Thank you so much for the amazing content you make. You are by far the best KZbinr making videos about ancient history. I am looking forward to watching you future videos.

[@OakCityGamers]

Your voice is what puts me to bed. I know so much. And love how you say things. Thanks so much.

[@V20147]

I live very close to Megiddo, impressive and beutiful archeological site recommended to every tourist 😊

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Thank you for another great video. Keep up the good work!

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Highly informative. Thanks

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Great deep dive. Keep up that good work 😀

[@HistorywithCy]

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[@rodrigopazin]

Great content! keep up the good work!

[@HistorywithCy]

Thanks for watching, appreciate the feedback!

[@Sempermortis84]

Great timing.

[@HistorywithCy]

Yeah wasn't intentional... I had just gone to ISAC museum and thought that I hadn't done anything on ancient Canaan for a while. Thanks for watching!

[@Sempermortis84]

@@HistorywithCy love the content. Keep it up!

[@hermescarraro3393]

Hell yes! Another video about Canaan! I missed these so much 😃 I really had no idea that Megiddo and Armageddon are One and the same, pretty cool.

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What’s 10+9

[@Jzscrstsprstr]

Congrats on 200k subscribers!

[@HistorywithCy]

Thank you, but it's due to great viewers like you. Thanks for subscribing and making this channel what it is!

[@segovax2852]

My brother and I visited Megiddo last April. When we were on top of the ruins. I could just imagine hundreds of Egyptian chariots racing across the plain towards the city. Along with thousands of Egyptian and Nubian warriors. That’s an experience I will never forget.

[@kaarlimakela3413]

Terrific, Cy. A lot of people are saying that the forecasted holy battle royale has been officially moved to another location due to all the ongoing archeology work.

[@grantsmith505]

?? That's not how it works

[@andruloni]

@@grantsmith505 it is how it works since today

[@HistorywithCy]

Hopefully that battle doesn't come in our lifetimes! As always, thanks so much for continuing to watch these, really appreciate it!

[@VancouverInvestor]

Lol...that's not a bad thing. The warriors of the end times should respect archaelogical digs for sure.

[@SacredDreamer]

Thanks so my Cy ! (The pottery stirs my mind) .. (Jezreel is where Ahab and Jezebel lived.)

[@HistorywithCy]

My pleasure, thanks for watching!

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[@ethanpf449]

I know this outside of your area of focus but would you ever consider doing videos on Gurung Padang complex in Indonesia or the Sigiriya fortress in Sri Lanka? They are fascinating ancient sites

[@dertr4746]

New History with Cy video yay :)

[@HistorywithCy]

Enjoy and thanks for watching!

[@shzarmai]

Please consider making a video on Tartessos and one on the History of Azerbaijan. Awesome video, please make a video on Pre-Colonial Barangay polities....

[@shzarmai]

Please make a video on Pre-Colonial Filipino states. And also a video on the Helmand Culture of Bronze Age southern Afghanistan and Eastern Iran.

[@CrazySandtrooper]

0:08 that's clearly the Millennium Falcon

[@HistorywithCy]

😂 yeah it actually does look a bit like it. Thanks for watching and may the force be with you!

[@CC-9333_Thorn]

Great video. How did the modern conceptualization of Armageddon get associated with this city?

[@Discotekh_Dynasty]

Might be misremembering but my lecturers said there was evidence of several large ish battles there, so makes sense people would think there would be a “final battle” there

[@mormacfey]

It is a Greek transliteration of the Hebrew har mgiddô. The Hebrew word for Armageddon is best taken to mean Mount Megiddo, since "Har" in Hebrew means mountain and "Mageddon" is the place-name of Megiddo. Megiddo is mentioned twelve times in the Old Testament, ten times reference to the ancient city of Megiddo, and twice with reference to "the plain of Megiddo". It isn't by any means a modern conceptualization, this has always been the case.

[@CC-9333_Thorn]

@@mormacfey i appreciate that explanation but I'm asking why that name was associated with how we understand this concept of "armageddon"

[@mormacfey]

@@CC-9333_Thorn Christian scholar William Hendriksen wrote "Har Magedon is the symbol of every battle in which, when the need is greatest and believers are oppressed, the Lord suddenly reveals His power in the interest of His distressed people and defeats the enemy. When Sennacherib's 185,000 are slain by the Angel of Jehovah, that is a shadow of the final Har-Magedon. When God grants a little handful of Maccabees a glorious victory over an enemy which far outnumbers it, that is a type of Har-Magedon. But the real, the great, the final Har Magedon coincides with the time of Satan’s little season. Then the world, under the leadership of Satan, anti-Christian government, and anti-Christian religion - the dragon, the beast, and the false prophet - is gathered against the Church for the final battle, and the need is greatest; when God's children, oppressed on every side, cry for help; then suddenly, Christ will appear on the clouds of glory to deliver his people; that is Har-Magedon." I guess you could say their history of faith & battles. Megiddo has seen many battles going back to the 5000s BC. Ancient Egypt, Assyria, the Philistines, Babylon. I think the people of the past understood they will always be challenged on the subject of their faith and identity, they hope that God will continue to deliver them from their enemies even until their last stand.

[@SchoolforHackers]

It’s because the “visions” reported in the book of Revelations were not actually predictions - they are history viewed through a veil of religious hallucinations. Revelations is not about the end of history. It’s about the BEGINNING of history.

[@Jzscrstsprstr]

Very topical.

[@dunkendohnuts5841]

can you do a video on cahokia?

[@anasevi9456]

Great video as always, and hope to see you do a video on the egyptian 26th dynasty... as it was the last warrior king period where native Egypt had great victories against potent foes far from the Nile.

[@HistorywithCy]

26th definitely... working on the 20th right now. As always, thanks for watching!

[@Ishkur23]

The reason why Megiddo is written as the location for Armageddon -- the battle of all battles at the end of the world -- is because it was the site of the largest battle that the writers of The Bible would have known about within their lifetimes: The Battle of Megiddo in 609 BC. In that battle, Pharaoh Necho II of Egypt marched a great army through the Levant but were refused passage by Judean king Josiah. They fought at Megiddo, with Josiah perishing and Egypt annexing Judah. One interesting consequence of this battle it that it delayed the Egyptians from uniting with their allies the Assyrians, who without Egyptian aid fell to the Babylonians and Medes, effectively ending the Assyrian Empire. The Babylonians would soon afterward mop up the remains of the Egyptian army at Carchemish in 605 BC, and in the ensuing decades seize Judah and the Levant, crush a rebellion, destroy Jerusalem, and cart the enslaved peoples back to Babylon, thus ending any hope for an independent Hebrew state for the next 2500 years.

[@mormacfey]

Don't forget the 'Battle of Megiddo' in the 15th Century BC either. Between Pharaoh Thutmose III and a large rebellious coalition of Canaanite vassal states led by the king of Kadesh. It's the first battle to have been recorded in what is accepted as relatively reliable detail. It's all recorded in the Hall of Annals in the Temple of Amun-Re at Karnak, Thebes, by the military scribe Tjaneni.

[@Ishkur23]

@@mormacfey Yes, there have been a lot of battles there before. But none of them were within the living memory (and possible eyewitnesses) of the writers of the Bible. They had a very self-focused and extremely localized perspective from which to tell their history and make their proclamations. So nearly everything in the Old Testament was written from the point of view of the people living in the Levant at the time (~6th century BC), with their shared experiences, limited knowledge base, and narrow understanding of what's going on in the world.

[@mormacfey]

@@Ishkur23 Well yeah, if we are to believe everything they said was true, humans were created in 3969BC. We know for a fact human civilizations had already existed at that time long before Adam and Eve were created, like The Danubian Culture in Europe 5500BC - 3500BC, Mesopotamia Civilization 6500BC - 539BC (they somehow survived the flood 2515BC along with Egypt), The Jiahu Culture 7000BC - 5700BC, 'Ain Ghazal 7200BC - 5000BC, The Çatalhöyük Settlement 7500BC - 5700BC, Australian Aboriginals 50000BC - today. Didn't help they started writing things after a local dark age either losing the knowledge of what things actually meant especially for the source materials of their older myths.

[@Thor-Orion]

2,500 years? Have you never heard of Hanukkah, bro? The Maccabees had a state, from ~170 bc until the Romans rolled in around ~40 bc. So 3-4 generations depending on how long you consider a generation. And after the Romans rolled in it took over 130 years to get Judea under control with their genocides and mass deportation. The rebellions clearly wouldn’t have happened if they had no hope of establishing an independent state…

[@Ishkur23]

@@Thor-Orion The Hasmonean Kingdom was never independent.

[@fr8trainUS]

A while back I watched a vid that talked about a lost kingdom/empire that is referred to in a letter, possibly the Armana letters, where the pharaoh was corresponding with several "Great Kings". Does anyone know where I might find information on this?

[@shzarmai]

Please make a video on the Tartessos civilisation and the Tartessians. Also please make a video on the History of Azerbaijan.

[@ToudaHell]

He was brought to the field of Megido... CROWLEY!!!

[@ouriel181]

Josiah was the "saint" king of judea, for his demise there, tales said one day the king of the jews/messiah will be risen from meggido in apocalyptic battle, Christians took on with these tales and hence came the idea of battle in har meggido, or Armageddon, the reason almost every person in western civilization heard of this place.

[@loke6664]

I think that is just part of it. Megiddo is in the basically only way for a long bit that you march an army north or south so the site has seen countless battles, even as late as WW1. It is the site that have seen most battles in an otherwise war torn region so it is an obvious choice for a future battle. I recommend the book "Digging up Armageddon" by Eric H Cline, it is an interesting book about the Chicago expedition in the 20s and 30s, what they find and their soap opera like stay in the area. He himself have dug a lot at the site and he speaks a lot about the history and what is in each layer too. Most famous building there probably "The stables of Solomon" which actually was built a couple of hundred years later then when they are supposed to been built, the Chicago expedition knew this already when they dug them up but their initial message to their patrons said Solomon built them so they just went for it to not look stupid. :)

[@calamitycalls]

make a video about the gutians

[@GarfieldRex]

Loved this video. Would be awesome to have something about Mittani, Elam and pre Hittite cultures

[@HistorywithCy]

Thanks, actually there are older videos on all of these in the channel back catalog. Hittite and Mitanni are over three years old I think but had an over two hour, two part Elam series released just a couple of months ago. Check those out and lots more on the way...thanks for watching!

[@GarfieldRex]

@@HistorywithCy will do, thank you! 😌

[@asdnetwork4268]

My megiddo! Yeah!

[@geronimo8159]

Funky cool Megiddo

[@TheRedneckPreppy]

Given our current day events, I doubt you could have been more timely :-) Great episode Cy, thank you as always!

[@HistorywithCy]

Yeah that actually wasn't my intention. I had recently been the U of Chicago museum and saw this exhibit on Megiddo and thought "hmmm, haven't done something on ancient Canaan in a while." As always thanks for watching, you don't know how much I appreciate it!

[@fuferito]

01:13 Friendly correction. I don't think you meant to label the dagger as, "Copper ally." I know the _copper alloy_ label is the trend with historians and archeologists, lately, but why not call it "bronze"?

[@HistorywithCy]

Hi, thanks for the correction... yes, that is a typo on my part. It should be "alloy." As for the label, to be safe I just used what was at the museum (of course not the misspelling lol). Thanks for your feedback and for watching, really appreciate it!

[@Thor-Orion]

Copper alloy is such a less descriptive term, to be frank. Bronze is specifically 85-90% copper and 10-15% tin. There are also ways to make it with arsenic but it seems to have been far less prevalent. There are many copper alloys and they aren’t all bronze, i don’t know why anyone would choose to be less specific intentionally when the information to be more specific is readily available.

[@Thor-Orion]

@@HistorywithCythis isn’t a shot at you, Cy, I understand why you would go with the museum’s description, but i don’t understand why the museum would choose that convention.

[@noahlogue]

History with Cy!!!!

[@HistorywithCy]

Thanks for watching!

[@scottnunnemaker5209]

Timely

[@hollerinahootnanny501]

if you pause it at 8:29, there's a tiny clay statue of a dog in front of the building.

[@Rozhen_Rashed_Hamid]

can you make a video about the kurds please ?

[@Hallands.]

1:15 * alloy?

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Everyone else: What an interesting video on history. Persona fans:

[@palleti_Jyothsna]

2:39 same images in harappa

[@lukesopher5368]

"In the waning months of the Clone Wars, the 501st faced missions critical to the agenda of Chancellor Palpatine. When we arrived at the bombed out ruins of Mygeeto, our Jedi commander believed we had been sent to take out a droid energy collector. What Ki-Adi-Mundi didn't know however was that our unit of the 501st was really after an experimental Mygeetan power source, that the Chancellor wanted for his superlaser. Keeping Mundi in the dark wasn't easy; the Jedi had become increasingly wary of the Chancellor's doings, and was on the lookout for the slightest hint of treachery. Just like the rest of them though, he never caught whiff of what was really going on, until it was far too late."

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🎉

[@HistorywithCy]

Thank you!

[@industrialtummy8693]

Do you know how arabic and some west asian languages still preserve ancient place names? 😀

[@anathardayaldar]

I just clicked on this video to see if anyone is making a comparison to today's current events.

[@wutsit2yuhhuh246]

I clicked on this video to see if anyone is commenting Deedee Megadoodoo. If you know you know 😂

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👍👍👍

[@HistorywithCy]

Thanks man!

[@sdrawkcabUK]

The town of Dabiq in NW Syria serves the same role in Islamic eschatology

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Eeeey new HwC! Hail βασιλεύς 👏

[@Crafty_Spirit]

Hello, Cy! May I suggest a topic? I would love to learn more about the people of Urartu and the Hurrians. You did enjoyable videos on those years ago, yet I think there is a lot more to explore! My interest was sparked by recent vacation in Armenia, a country which is very cognisant of its very ancient past.

[@OnlyFunnyNaga]

Do you think you'll make a video covering the history of the south Semetic speaking peoples in the future? I would love to see what you're able to find regarding their migations into southern Arabia, and gain a better understanding of the cultural and political dynamics within the Sabean & Himyrarite kingdoms. Thank you!

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Necho Varga

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.. 😊

[@jamesellis2784]

What does. This prophecy detail. With the americas . Walk on part of the war. .

[@humboldthammer]

5,000 years / 20 layers = 250 years per layer -- that's an average. The US' 250th year is 2026 (1776-2026).

[@HistorywithCy]

Yeah, mindboggling when you stop and think about it... how much must have gone in those 5000 years!

[@j400wel]

It’s strange. The Jews will fight another tribe from the the tribes of Israel. That’s what they say, doesn’t make sense.

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[@G-T]

The house of Israel moved into the land of Canaan c1433BC

[@TheLionFarm]

You don't know how timely this is.

[@ecurewitz]

Oof!

[@kkKey-py7lk]

Ar meaning Land

[@dennisbangcale9142]

har. Har - Meggido.

[@user-lh1wr9sr8m]

Anybody else get reminded of the classic meme 'Deedee Megadoodoo' by this name?? Just me? Okay...

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Thanks to Grand Kek 69 😆❤

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First

[@jacobvanwinkle8692]

I hereby sacrifice this comment to the great algorithm. 🙏

[@user-mb7sc1ob2w]

The king not the armies gather there.

[@qh777]

I'm about to besiege the city of Megiddo as the Egyptians in Total war Pharaoh.

[@HistorywithCy]

Nice! Curious, what do you think of it? I've considered getting it but haven't gotten around to it yet. I have Rome and Attila. Thanks also for watching!

[@qh777]

@@HistorywithCy I'm a bit easier to please than the rest of the Total War community. I like it but I am kinda disappointed by the geographical size of the campaign map; it should have been at least southern Balkans, Greece, Crete/Aegean, all of Anatolia, and Mesopotamia. Currently the map is central Anatolia, the Levant, Egypt and western desert, and Nubia. Probably in future dlcs, the map may be expanded to include those areas.There aren't enough playable and non playable factions in my view. Egyptians, Canaanites, and Hittites. I do appreciate the detail the developers took with using native ancient Egyptian names for the settlements in the Two Lands. I've asked for something like pharaoh since Rome II came out. My wish for the game was at release a campaign map about the geographic range as Rome II and Attila with Egyptians, Canaanites, Hittites, Assyrians, Mittani, Babylonia, Mycenaeans, Minoans, Libu tribes, etc. The sea peoples would be an event like the Mongols in Medieval II and some dlc ideas would be making them playable as like a horde faction, then a future dlc with Elamites added and maybe Indus valley. My hope is in the future they try a proper bronze age title like I described.

[@HistorywithCy]

@@qh777 Ok good to know! They might have add ons and mods in the works. I was just wondering because I like using the gameplay to make machinimas and was wondering if it was worth getting it for that. Thanks for your opinion, it's really helpful!

[@qh777]

It may be good for that. The campaign map has Ugarit, Alashiya, Carchemish, Alalakh, Ashkelon, Hattusa, Kanesh etc.@@HistorywithCy

[@Caligulashorse1453]

5:53 ok really interesting but I believe in the Bible Baal was a storm god that’s cool

[@IStevenSeagal]

Yahweh was the storm deity. Baal was the fertility deity. Elah was called the king of the gods so he's the original before polytheists put partners with him.

[@Caligulashorse1453]

@@IStevenSeagal Baal came from Egypt as a storm god…. Yahweh was a purely Jewish understanding

[@IStevenSeagal]

@@Caligulashorse1453 Look uppp the Canaanitic deities.

[@seandenzelrhymer760]

Ever met a caininite? They dont exist anymore except in fragments of the human genome

[@quetzelmichaels1637]

Jesus comes as a thief in the night; only to slaughter, pillage, and destroy; come and gone before you awake. Then, when they awake, the kings of the earth gather at the site called Armageddon - apparently, to beat their swords into plowshares. A thief comes only to steal and slaughter and destroy; I came so that they might have life and have it more abundantly. (Joh 10:10 NABO) ("Behold, I am coming like a thief." Blessed is the one who watches and keeps his clothes ready, so that he may not go naked and people see him exposed.) They then assembled the kings in the place that is named Armageddon in Hebrew. (Rev 16:15-16 NABO) He shall judge between the nations, and impose terms on many peoples. They shall beat their swords into plowshares and their spears into pruning hooks (Isa 2:4 NABO)

[@mormacfey]

We're long past using swords and spears my friend. Those times have long past. Or this must be long after another global dark age where we lose all technology again and start over. Either way far from our times backwards or forwards.

[@quetzelmichaels1637]

@@mormacfey Ok. I can be a little slow on the uptake. I see what you are saying. Prophetically, they used colloquial terms, of the common vernacular, terms that were idiomatic for the day, within their grasp of understanding as pertaining to the motif, within the existing manufature for said motif. Understanding what was to come, Joshua led then into the promised land and Moses took the highway across the desert to the border of the promised land within weeks of their departure from Egypt. His flock of chickens... uh... I mean - Christians.. were afraid to enter. Are we expecting something worse than the Holocaust? It shall be a time unsurpassed in distress since nations began until that time. (Dan 12:1 NABO) for at that time there will be great tribulation, such as has not been since the beginning of the world until now, nor ever will be. (Mat 24:21 NABO) Many of those who sleep in the dust of the earth shall awake (Dan 12:2 NABO) I have decided to put an end to all mortals on earth (Gen 6:13 NABO) the fiery revolving sword, to guard the way to the tree of life (Gen 3:24 NABO) The vision of the evenings and the mornings is true, as spoken (Dan 8:26 NABO) Your covenant with death shall be canceled and your pact with the nether world shall not stand. When the overwhelming scourge passes, you shall be trampled down by it. Whenever it passes, it shall take you; morning after morning it shall pass, By day and by night; terror alone shall convey the message. (Isa 28:18-19 NABO) In the morning you will say, 'Would that it were evening!' and in the evening you will say, 'Would that it were morning!' for the dread that your heart must feel and the sight that your eyes must see. (Deu 28:67 NABO) There is a baptism with which I must be baptized, and how great is my anguish until it is accomplished! "I have come to set the earth on fire, and how I wish it were already blazing! (Luk 12:49-50 NABO) (it is better to marry than to be on fire (1Co 7:9 NABO) Be fruitful, and multiply (Gen 1:28 KJV) "For by my wrath a fire is enkindled that shall rage to the depths of the nether world, Consuming the earth with its yield, and licking with flames the roots of the mountains. (Deu 32:22 NABO) Down I went to the roots of the mountains; the bars of the nether world (abyss) were closing behind me forever (Jon 2:7 NABO) I saw a star (Wormwood Rev 8:11 NABO) that had fallen from the sky to the earth. It was given the key for the passage to the abyss. (Rev 9:1 NABO) 'Who will go down into the abyss (nether world)?' (that is, to bring Christ up from the dead) (Rom 10:7 NABO) We saw his star (of Bethlehem) at its rising and have come to do him homage. (Mat 2:2 NABO) The star was called "Wormwood (Rev 8:11 NABO) It was given the key for the passage to the abyss. (Rev 9:1 NABO) I hold the keys to death and the netherworld (Abyss). (Rev 1:18 NABO) the bars of the nether world (Abyss) were closing behind me forever (Jon 2:7 NABO) Who will go down into the abyss?' (that is, to bring Christ up from the dead) (Rom 10:7 NABO) As the Lawless One, with all the power, signs, and wonders at the disposal of falsehood, and seeming to be a part of the workings of Satan, 2Thess 2:9-11, he leads them astray, as if with a bridle in the jaw of the people, on the day of the great slaughter, Is 30:25-28, having been given the power and rule, along with great authority of The Dragon as the First Beast/ Red Dragon, Rv 13:2, with seven heads and ten horns, Rv 12:3. Just as it is appointed that human beings die - be judged - appear a second time, (so also Christ) Heb 9:27-28. Then the (Red) Dragon (Demon Sin) stood before the woman about to give birth, to devour her child when she gave birth. (Rev 12:4 NABO) And then the lawless one will be revealed, whom the Lord (Jesus) will kill with the breath of his mouth and render powerless by the manifestation of his coming, (2Th 2:8 NABO) If you do well, you can hold up your head; but if not, sin is a demon lurking at the door: his urge is toward you, yet you can be his master (Gen 4:7 NABO) Who, robed in splendor, judges nations, crushes heads across the wide earth, Who drinks from the brook by the wayside and thus holds high the head. (Psa 110:6-7 NABO) -------------------------------------------- And they counted out my wages, thirty pieces of silver (Zec 11:12 NABO) This time take the gear of a foolish shepherd. (Zec 11:15 NABO) For the foolishness of God is wiser than human wisdom, and the weakness of God is stronger than human strength. (1Co 1:25 NABO) for power is made perfect in weakness. (2Co 12:9 NABO) and when he was made perfect, he became the eternal source of salvation for all (Heb 5:9 NABO) But I am a worm, hardly human, scorned by everyone, despised by the people. (Psa 22:7 NABO) God sent a worm which attacked the plant, so that it withered. And when the sun arose, God sent a burning east wind; and the sun beat upon Jonah's head till he became faint. Then he asked for death, saying, "I would be better off dead than alive." (Jon 4:7-8 NABO) (Thus begins the way of the lord in the desert) He grew up like a sapling before him, like a shoot from the parched earth… He was spurned and avoided by men, a man of suffering, accustomed to infirmity (Isa 53:2-3 NABO) (apparently, the worm attacked the shoot also) ------------------------------------------------- Warning of the impending Day of the Lord, he was swallowed by the Beast out of the Sea and spewed out upon the shore as the Beast out of the Earth, as the sun beat down upon his head and a burning east wind began the Way of the Lord in the Desert. The way of the Lord in the desert needs to be put into context with the previous passage: The First Beast - Day of the Lord - Sacrifice - Indeed, she has received from the hand of the LORD double for all her sins. The Second Beast - Way of the Lord - Resurrection - Make straight in the wasteland a highway for our God! (Isa 40:2-3 NABO) the one who is and who was and who is to come, the almighty (Rev 1:8 NABO) The beast that you saw existed once but now exists no longer. It will come up from the abyss and is headed for destruction. (Rev 17:8 NABO)

[@AndreyBogoslowskyNewYorkCity]

It’s after eight on Saturday and I run out of white paint again, but I want to stay up all night and paint My only choice is to use color with out white Thank God, I am making my own paint by buying pure Pigment from Guerra Paint New York since 1989 Acrylic is more sophisticated technology than oil But lean on canvas should not be replaced by cotton canvas The nature of cotton is to deteriorate under influence of oxygen If you happen to on cotton canvas, your best choice is to just so white acrylic on the back to prevent oxidation of cotton canvas Bogoslowsky, a.k.a. immortal king in Gilgamesh

[@jakobo88]

your videos are getting shorter again

[@Discotekh_Dynasty]

Put the comments on “newest” for an entertaining slew of schizos and religious zealots

[@mikeportjogger1]

What a shit-show of violence, destruction and death human history is, and still it continues. Even now when some of us have had a bit of peace for a while too many don't understand how rare and valuable it is and play games that undermine it.

[@JorgeLuisMeraz-gb4qi]

There's a lot of Bull shit in others trying to convince the ones that look for the truth.....😂😂😂😂😂

[@evanmilsteadt1446]

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[@catlinferris5970]

Palestine

[@RabbitholeIsrael]

Nonsense. Israel was in africa.

[@stg213]

The modern state of Palestine*

[@omarelghoul9256]

And yet a bunch of European Jewish Khazar. Claiming Palastine is there land... Free Palastine 🇸🇩

[@RelivingHistory1]

Isn't this also what Muslims say? I'm confused

[@Jzscrstsprstr]

​@@RelivingHistory1And do they have a free state like Israel does?

[@RelivingHistory1]

@@Jzscrstsprstr who won the wars?

[@Artur_M.]

The European Jews are not descendants of Khazars. That is ridiculous. What's more, nearly half of the Jews in Israel are actually descendants of the so-called Mizrahi Jews, who lived all over the Middle East and North Africa until 1948. There are also Jews from Ethiopia there.

[@Emcee_Squared]

Bro Megiddo is in the Bible/Torah. Not mentioned in the Quran. On top of that, Israel is mentioned 43 times in the Quran. Palestine? Not once. That’s all you need to know.

[@sebastianbalbo1906]

Mittani were indO PERSIAN population as HITTITES .. FROM INDIA SUBCONTINENT IN THAT PERIOD MANY CAME FROM