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Descrição do Vídeo: the house that John Henry built. Data: January 8, 2009 Vídeos Relacionados: : architect homes | ![]() |
Descrição do Vídeo: Rabbi Kaufmann wrote in "The Biblical Era" book, that "The foundations of the Hebrew/Jewish religion such as myth of the Creation, devotional exercise, order of the clergy, prophecies, psalms, code of laws and morals are inherited from the traditions of the Middle East. The New Testament was written in the 4th century AD in Greek language and translated to Latin in the 6th century AD. They were the "Codex Sinaiticus" and the "Codex Vaticanus". In order to legalize the "new religion" and establish the priesthood and church hierarchy, bishop Eusebius of Caesarea (260 to 340 AD.), a Church historian made an appropriate selection of parts of the Hebrew Canon of scriptures, known as the "Old Testament" and integrated them into a carefully revised collection of Christian writings, known as the "New Testament". The early Church Fathers accepted them in 325 AD at the first Council of Nicea (Turkey) and the combined books became the "Holy Book" of all the Christian Churches. The legend of the King Solomon's Temple is in the adopted Hebrew Scriptures, called the "Old Testament". We have to look back into history if we want to find out the truth. Solomon was the son of David, but since David himself was a mythological hero, with no historical proof to the contrary, we are under no obligation to believe he had a son named Solomon. According to Chronicles 9:23: "all kings of the earth sought his presence."If this be so, it is strange none of them mention him. His time allegedly was just prior to Homer and Hesiod, yet they do not mention King Solomon. Herodotus who traveled throughout the entire Middle East does not mention him, or even the Hebrews. The Temple of Jerusalem, which all archeologists have shown to be a structure with nothing like the pretended antiquity of its erection, and incorrectly called after a fictitious monarch, whose name proves his mystical character. The name of Solomon is made up of the three ancient Sun names: The Roman SOL, the Hindu OM, and the Chaldeo-Egyptian ON. The architecture and the inside arrangements of the allegorical Solomon Temple were undoubtedly borrowed from the Egyptians and described it in the Hebrew scriptural book. His "Holy Temple" has gone down in history as one of the greatest of all buildings, yet according to specifications it was small indeed, only about 40 x 120 feet. Compared to other ancient Temples, this one was insignificant. Consider Nagkon-Wat in Cambodia, for instance. It is 769 x 588 x 250 feet, elaborately carved and columned. In the stonework there are approximately 100,000 figures, one picture occupying 240 feet. King Solomon's Temple was a poor imitation of the Great Sandstone Temple of "Horus", near Edfu in Upper Egypt. According to the Old Testament, Solomon's Temple was surrounded with spacious courts. In the court of the priests was an altar. From this court 12 steps ascended to the Temple, which was divided into three parts: the Porch; the Sanctuary and the Holy of Holies. The Temple of Edfu has the same arrangement. King Solomon's Temple was 120 ft. long and 40 ft. wide and it was completed in 957 BC (?). Temple of Edfu is 450 ft. long and 150 ft. wide and it was built around 1,300 BC. It has two tall obelisks at the Porch. King Solomon's Temple had two pillars at the Porch. The right pillar was "Jachin", which means: "to establish" and the left one was "Boaz", which means: "in strength". The Hypostyle Hall of the Temple of "Osiris" in Abydos, Upper Egypt has two pillars at the entrance. The right pillar is "Tattu", which means: "to establish", and the left one is "Tat", which means: "in strength". The Temple and the Hall were built around 2,500 BC. The Ark of the Covenant in King Solomon's Temple had exactly the same dimensions as the baptismal font in the King's chamber of Khufu or Cheops pyramid at Gizeh, near Cairo. The pyramid was built between 3,733 and 3,700 BC. According to the Old Testament, King Solomon's Temple originally was built on very hard rock on Mt. Moriah. Its foundation was laid very deep. The Temple was destroyed by Nebuchadnezzar II of Babylonia in 586 BC. The archeologists dug out cities and ruins of the ancient civilizations, but they didn't find the ruins of King Solomon's Temple in spite of fact, that they knew that the Temple location was on Mt. Moriah, and that it was built on very hard rock, and that the foundations were very deep in the ground. In 1130 AD the Scotch Templars were excavating a place at Mt. Moriah (Temple Mount) on the spot where the alleged temple of Solomon had stood. During their work they found two stones which were the cornerstones of the Jebusites Temple. In the foundation stones of the Temple had Phoenician cuneiform epigraph and a Crux Gammata (swastika), the symbol of the Sun-God. Temple of Solomon (and its High Magic) is a Hebrew allegory of the Temple of Horus with factual details from the Temple of Osiris in Karnak complex and its origin is from the Khemet Mystery School. Data: January 8, 2009 Vídeos Relacionados: : Khemet Thoth Osiris Horus Isis Hathor Anubis Ancient Egypt Mystery School Moses Akhenaton Akhenaten 18th Dynasty Pharaoh Exodus YHWH Baal ElShaddai Adonai religion cult Hebrew Torah Kabbalah Kabalah Quaballah Habiru Amo Abiru Hyksos Solomon temple David El Elohim occult knowledge science Bible KRST Christ Christian Christos Chrestos XPCT XPCTOC Messiah | ![]() |
Descrição do Vídeo: Islam - Empire of Faith (PBS) Islam - Empire of Faith is a documentary series, made in 2000, that details the history of Islam, from the birth of the Islamic Prophet, Muhammad to the Ottoman Empire. This three episodes series covers more than a thousand years of Islamic history and culture, with emphasis on the contributions that Muslims have made in science, medicine, art, philosophy, learning, and trade. The first episode ("The Messenger") introduces the story of the rise of Islam, and the extraordinary life of the Prophet Muhammad. It covers the revelation of the Qur'an, the persecution suffered by the early Muslims, the first mosques, and then the rapid expansion of Islam. The second episode ("The Awakening") examines the growth of Islam into a world civilization. Through trade and learning, the Islamic influence extended further. Muslims made great achievements in architecture, medicine, and science, influencing the intellectual development of the West. This episode also explores the story of the Crusades (including stunning reenactments filmed in Iran), and ends with the invasion of Islamic lands by the Mongols. The third episode ("The Ottomans") looks at the dramatic rise and fall of the Ottoman Empire. Islamic leaders who viewed the documentary expressed appreciation for "the network's efforts to offer a balanced and accurate portrayal of Islamic history" (CAIR Board Chairman Omar Ahmad). Series producer Robert Gardner was responsive to Muslim concerns about specific aspects of the film, particularly an artistic image of the Prophet Muhammad which was later removed. Data: January 8, 2009 Vídeos Relacionados: : Allah God Prophet Muhammad Messenger Religion Faith Qur'an Islam Islamic Muslin Middle East Ottoman Empire Mosques Gaza Hezbollah Fatah Hamas Arab Palestinians Israel Jews Jewish Holocaust Hebrew Mordechai Vanunu Nuclear Bomb Iran Tehran Atomic Energy Arms Jihad Revolution Hizbullah Intifada Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Ayatollah Khomeini Jerusalem Ehud Barak Zionist Israeli Palestinian USA America UN United Nations World | ![]() |
Descrição do Vídeo: DigInfo - http://www.diginfo.tv Uemoku, a landscape architecture company located in Shiga Prefecture, which is home to Lake Biwa, the largest lake in Japan, presented a project on the creation of therapeutic space at the 2008 Small and Medium Enterprise Fair in Tokyo. The therapeutic table is a table that utilizes small spaces to reproduce the soothing sounds of nature such as the sounds of a small stream. The sight of killifish and marsh snails living inside an aquarium combined with the sounds of trickling water that become the background music reproduce the soothing effects of nature in a small space. Uemoku intends to continue using natural materials in its efforts to create these types of soothing, therapeutic spaces. Data: January 8, 2009 Vídeos Relacionados: : DigInfo Creating Therapeutic Space Uemoku Small Medium Enterprise Fair 2008 in Tokyo | ![]() |
Descrição do Vídeo: Rabbi Kaufmann wrote in "The Biblical Era" book, that "The foundations of the Hebrew/Jewish religion such as myth of the Creation, devotional exercise, order of the clergy, prophecies, psalms, code of laws and morals are inherited from the traditions of the Middle East. The New Testament was written in the 4th century AD in Greek language and translated to Latin in the 6th century AD. They were the "Codex Sinaiticus" and the "Codex Vaticanus". In order to legalize the "new religion" and establish the priesthood and church hierarchy, bishop Eusebius of Caesarea (260 to 340 AD.), a Church historian made an appropriate selection of parts of the Hebrew Canon of scriptures, known as the "Old Testament" and integrated them into a carefully revised collection of Christian writings, known as the "New Testament". The early Church Fathers accepted them in 325 AD at the first Council of Nicea (Turkey) and the combined books became the "Holy Book" of all the Christian Churches. The legend of the King Solomon's Temple is in the adopted Hebrew Scriptures, called the "Old Testament". We have to look back into history if we want to find out the truth. Solomon was the son of David, but since David himself was a mythological hero, with no historical proof to the contrary, we are under no obligation to believe he had a son named Solomon. According to Chronicles 9:23: "all kings of the earth sought his presence."If this be so, it is strange none of them mention him. His time allegedly was just prior to Homer and Hesiod, yet they do not mention King Solomon. Herodotus who traveled throughout the entire Middle East does not mention him, or even the Hebrews. The Temple of Jerusalem, which all archeologists have shown to be a structure with nothing like the pretended antiquity of its erection, and incorrectly called after a fictitious monarch, whose name proves his mystical character. The name of Solomon is made up of the three ancient Sun names: The Roman SOL, the Hindu OM, and the Chaldeo-Egyptian ON. The architecture and the inside arrangements of the allegorical Solomon Temple were undoubtedly borrowed from the Egyptians and described it in the Hebrew scriptural book. His "Holy Temple" has gone down in history as one of the greatest of all buildings, yet according to specifications it was small indeed, only about 40 x 120 feet. Compared to other ancient Temples, this one was insignificant. Consider Nagkon-Wat in Cambodia, for instance. It is 769 x 588 x 250 feet, elaborately carved and columned. In the stonework there are approximately 100,000 figures, one picture occupying 240 feet. King Solomon's Temple was a poor imitation of the Great Sandstone Temple of "Horus", near Edfu in Upper Egypt. According to the Old Testament, Solomon's Temple was surrounded with spacious courts. In the court of the priests was an altar. From this court 12 steps ascended to the Temple, which was divided into three parts: the Porch; the Sanctuary and the Holy of Holies. The Temple of Edfu has the same arrangement. King Solomon's Temple was 120 ft. long and 40 ft. wide and it was completed in 957 BC (?). Temple of Edfu is 450 ft. long and 150 ft. wide and it was built around 1,300 BC. It has two tall obelisks at the Porch. King Solomon's Temple had two pillars at the Porch. The right pillar was "Jachin", which means: "to establish" and the left one was "Boaz", which means: "in strength". The Hypostyle Hall of the Temple of "Osiris" in Abydos, Upper Egypt has two pillars at the entrance. The right pillar is "Tattu", which means: "to establish", and the left one is "Tat", which means: "in strength". The Temple and the Hall were built around 2,500 BC. The Ark of the Covenant in King Solomon's Temple had exactly the same dimensions as the baptismal font in the King's chamber of Khufu or Cheops pyramid at Gizeh, near Cairo. The pyramid was built between 3,733 and 3,700 BC. According to the Old Testament, King Solomon's Temple originally was built on very hard rock on Mt. Moriah. Its foundation was laid very deep. The Temple was destroyed by Nebuchadnezzar II of Babylonia in 586 BC. The archeologists dug out cities and ruins of the ancient civilizations, but they didn't find the ruins of King Solomon's Temple in spite of fact, that they knew that the Temple location was on Mt. Moriah, and that it was built on very hard rock, and that the foundations were very deep in the ground. In 1130 AD the Scotch Templars were excavating a place at Mt. Moriah (Temple Mount) on the spot where the alleged temple of Solomon had stood. During their work they found two stones which were the cornerstones of the Jebusites Temple. In the foundation stones of the Temple had Phoenician cuneiform epigraph and a Crux Gammata (swastika), the symbol of the Sun-God. Temple of Solomon (and its High Magic) is a Hebrew allegory of the Temple of Horus with factual details from the Temple of Osiris in Karnak complex and its origin is from the Khemet Mystery School. Data: January 8, 2009 Vídeos Relacionados: : Khemet Thoth Osiris Horus Isis Hathor Anubis Ancient Egypt Mystery School Moses Akhenaton Akhenaten 18th Dynasty Pharaoh Exodus YHWH Baal ElShaddai Adonai religion cult Hebrew Torah Kabbalah Kabalah Quaballah Habiru Amo Abiru Hyksos Solomon temple David El Elohim occult knowledge science Bible KRST Christ Christian Christos Chrestos XPCT XPCTOC Messiah | ![]() |
Descrição do Vídeo: Islam - Empire of Faith (PBS) Islam - Empire of Faith is a documentary series, made in 2000, that details the history of Islam, from the birth of the Islamic Prophet, Muhammad to the Ottoman Empire. This three episodes series covers more than a thousand years of Islamic history and culture, with emphasis on the contributions that Muslims have made in science, medicine, art, philosophy, learning, and trade. The first episode ("The Messenger") introduces the story of the rise of Islam, and the extraordinary life of the Prophet Muhammad. It covers the revelation of the Qur'an, the persecution suffered by the early Muslims, the first mosques, and then the rapid expansion of Islam. The second episode ("The Awakening") examines the growth of Islam into a world civilization. Through trade and learning, the Islamic influence extended further. Muslims made great achievements in architecture, medicine, and science, influencing the intellectual development of the West. This episode also explores the story of the Crusades (including stunning reenactments filmed in Iran), and ends with the invasion of Islamic lands by the Mongols. The third episode ("The Ottomans") looks at the dramatic rise and fall of the Ottoman Empire. Islamic leaders who viewed the documentary expressed appreciation for "the network's efforts to offer a balanced and accurate portrayal of Islamic history" (CAIR Board Chairman Omar Ahmad). Series producer Robert Gardner was responsive to Muslim concerns about specific aspects of the film, particularly an artistic image of the Prophet Muhammad which was later removed. Data: January 8, 2009 Vídeos Relacionados: : Allah God Prophet Muhammad Messenger Religion Faith Qur'an Islam Islamic Muslin Middle East Ottoman Empire Mosques Gaza Hezbollah Fatah Hamas Arab Palestinians Israel Jews Jewish Holocaust Hebrew Mordechai Vanunu Nuclear Bomb Iran Tehran Atomic Energy Arms Jihad Revolution Hizbullah Intifada Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Ayatollah Khomeini Jerusalem Ehud Barak Zionist Israeli Palestinian USA America UN United Nations World | ![]() |
Descrição do Vídeo: English 3AP project on antebellum American architecture Data: January 8, 2009 Vídeos Relacionados: : American architecture | ![]() |
Descrição do Vídeo: Islam - Empire of Faith (PBS) Islam - Empire of Faith is a documentary series, made in 2000, that details the history of Islam, from the birth of the Islamic Prophet, Muhammad to the Ottoman Empire. This three episodes series covers more than a thousand years of Islamic history and culture, with emphasis on the contributions that Muslims have made in science, medicine, art, philosophy, learning, and trade. The first episode ("The Messenger") introduces the story of the rise of Islam, and the extraordinary life of the Prophet Muhammad. It covers the revelation of the Qur'an, the persecution suffered by the early Muslims, the first mosques, and then the rapid expansion of Islam. The second episode ("The Awakening") examines the growth of Islam into a world civilization. Through trade and learning, the Islamic influence extended further. Muslims made great achievements in architecture, medicine, and science, influencing the intellectual development of the West. This episode also explores the story of the Crusades (including stunning reenactments filmed in Iran), and ends with the invasion of Islamic lands by the Mongols. The third episode ("The Ottomans") looks at the dramatic rise and fall of the Ottoman Empire. Islamic leaders who viewed the documentary expressed appreciation for "the network's efforts to offer a balanced and accurate portrayal of Islamic history" (CAIR Board Chairman Omar Ahmad). Series producer Robert Gardner was responsive to Muslim concerns about specific aspects of the film, particularly an artistic image of the Prophet Muhammad which was later removed. Data: January 8, 2009 Vídeos Relacionados: : Allah God Prophet Muhammad Messenger Religion Faith Qur'an Islam Islamic Muslin Middle East Ottoman Empire Mosques Gaza Hezbollah Fatah Hamas Arab Palestinians Israel Jews Jewish Holocaust Hebrew Mordechai Vanunu Nuclear Bomb Iran Tehran Atomic Energy Arms Jihad Revolution Hizbullah Intifada Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Ayatollah Khomeini Jerusalem Ehud Barak Zionist Israeli Palestinian USA America UN United Nations World | ![]() |
Descrição do Vídeo: Rabbi Kaufmann wrote in "The Biblical Era" book, that "The foundations of the Hebrew/Jewish religion such as myth of the Creation, devotional exercise, order of the clergy, prophecies, psalms, code of laws and morals are inherited from the traditions of the Middle East. The New Testament was written in the 4th century AD in Greek language and translated to Latin in the 6th century AD. They were the "Codex Sinaiticus" and the "Codex Vaticanus". In order to legalize the "new religion" and establish the priesthood and church hierarchy, bishop Eusebius of Caesarea (260 to 340 AD.), a Church historian made an appropriate selection of parts of the Hebrew Canon of scriptures, known as the "Old Testament" and integrated them into a carefully revised collection of Christian writings, known as the "New Testament". The early Church Fathers accepted them in 325 AD at the first Council of Nicea (Turkey) and the combined books became the "Holy Book" of all the Christian Churches. The legend of the King Solomon's Temple is in the adopted Hebrew Scriptures, called the "Old Testament". We have to look back into history if we want to find out the truth. Solomon was the son of David, but since David himself was a mythological hero, with no historical proof to the contrary, we are under no obligation to believe he had a son named Solomon. According to Chronicles 9:23: "all kings of the earth sought his presence."If this be so, it is strange none of them mention him. His time allegedly was just prior to Homer and Hesiod, yet they do not mention King Solomon. Herodotus who traveled throughout the entire Middle East does not mention him, or even the Hebrews. The Temple of Jerusalem, which all archeologists have shown to be a structure with nothing like the pretended antiquity of its erection, and incorrectly called after a fictitious monarch, whose name proves his mystical character. The name of Solomon is made up of the three ancient Sun names: The Roman SOL, the Hindu OM, and the Chaldeo-Egyptian ON. The architecture and the inside arrangements of the allegorical Solomon Temple were undoubtedly borrowed from the Egyptians and described it in the Hebrew scriptural book. His "Holy Temple" has gone down in history as one of the greatest of all buildings, yet according to specifications it was small indeed, only about 40 x 120 feet. Compared to other ancient Temples, this one was insignificant. Consider Nagkon-Wat in Cambodia, for instance. It is 769 x 588 x 250 feet, elaborately carved and columned. In the stonework there are approximately 100,000 figures, one picture occupying 240 feet. King Solomon's Temple was a poor imitation of the Great Sandstone Temple of "Horus", near Edfu in Upper Egypt. According to the Old Testament, Solomon's Temple was surrounded with spacious courts. In the court of the priests was an altar. From this court 12 steps ascended to the Temple, which was divided into three parts: the Porch; the Sanctuary and the Holy of Holies. The Temple of Edfu has the same arrangement. King Solomon's Temple was 120 ft. long and 40 ft. wide and it was completed in 957 BC (?). Temple of Edfu is 450 ft. long and 150 ft. wide and it was built around 1,300 BC. It has two tall obelisks at the Porch. King Solomon's Temple had two pillars at the Porch. The right pillar was "Jachin", which means: "to establish" and the left one was "Boaz", which means: "in strength". The Hypostyle Hall of the Temple of "Osiris" in Abydos, Upper Egypt has two pillars at the entrance. The right pillar is "Tattu", which means: "to establish", and the left one is "Tat", which means: "in strength". The Temple and the Hall were built around 2,500 BC. The Ark of the Covenant in King Solomon's Temple had exactly the same dimensions as the baptismal font in the King's chamber of Khufu or Cheops pyramid at Gizeh, near Cairo. The pyramid was built between 3,733 and 3,700 BC. According to the Old Testament, King Solomon's Temple originally was built on very hard rock on Mt. Moriah. Its foundation was laid very deep. The Temple was destroyed by Nebuchadnezzar II of Babylonia in 586 BC. The archeologists dug out cities and ruins of the ancient civilizations, but they didn't find the ruins of King Solomon's Temple in spite of fact, that they knew that the Temple location was on Mt. Moriah, and that it was built on very hard rock, and that the foundations were very deep in the ground. In 1130 AD the Scotch Templars were excavating a place at Mt. Moriah (Temple Mount) on the spot where the alleged temple of Solomon had stood. During their work they found two stones which were the cornerstones of the Jebusites Temple. In the foundation stones of the Temple had Phoenician cuneiform epigraph and a Crux Gammata (swastika), the symbol of the Sun-God. Temple of Solomon (and its High Magic) is a Hebrew allegory of the Temple of Horus with factual details from the Temple of Osiris in Karnak complex and its origin is from the Khemet Mystery School. Data: January 8, 2009 Vídeos Relacionados: : Khemet Thoth Osiris Horus Isis Hathor Anubis Ancient Egypt Mystery School Moses Akhenaton Akhenaten 18th Dynasty Pharaoh Exodus YHWH Baal ElShaddai Adonai religion cult Hebrew Torah Kabbalah Kabalah Quaballah Habiru Amo Abiru Hyksos Solomon temple David El Elohim occult knowledge science Bible KRST Christ Christian Christos Chrestos XPCT XPCTOC Messiah | ![]() |
Descrição do Vídeo: Islam - Empire of Faith (PBS) Islam - Empire of Faith is a documentary series, made in 2000, that details the history of Islam, from the birth of the Islamic Prophet, Muhammad to the Ottoman Empire. This three episodes series covers more than a thousand years of Islamic history and culture, with emphasis on the contributions that Muslims have made in science, medicine, art, philosophy, learning, and trade. The first episode ("The Messenger") introduces the story of the rise of Islam, and the extraordinary life of the Prophet Muhammad. It covers the revelation of the Qur'an, the persecution suffered by the early Muslims, the first mosques, and then the rapid expansion of Islam. The second episode ("The Awakening") examines the growth of Islam into a world civilization. Through trade and learning, the Islamic influence extended further. Muslims made great achievements in architecture, medicine, and science, influencing the intellectual development of the West. This episode also explores the story of the Crusades (including stunning reenactments filmed in Iran), and ends with the invasion of Islamic lands by the Mongols. The third episode ("The Ottomans") looks at the dramatic rise and fall of the Ottoman Empire. Islamic leaders who viewed the documentary expressed appreciation for "the network's efforts to offer a balanced and accurate portrayal of Islamic history" (CAIR Board Chairman Omar Ahmad). Series producer Robert Gardner was responsive to Muslim concerns about specific aspects of the film, particularly an artistic image of the Prophet Muhammad which was later removed. Data: January 8, 2009 Vídeos Relacionados: : Allah God Prophet Muhammad Messenger Religion Faith Qur'an Islam Islamic Muslin Middle East Ottoman Empire Mosques Gaza Hezbollah Fatah Hamas Arab Palestinians Israel Jews Jewish Holocaust Hebrew Mordechai Vanunu Nuclear Bomb Iran Tehran Atomic Energy Arms Jihad Revolution Hizbullah Intifada Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Ayatollah Khomeini Jerusalem Ehud Barak Zionist Israeli Palestinian USA America UN United Nations World | ![]() |
Descrição do Vídeo: Rabbi Kaufmann wrote in "The Biblical Era" book, that "The foundations of the Hebrew/Jewish religion such as myth of the Creation, devotional exercise, order of the clergy, prophecies, psalms, code of laws and morals are inherited from the traditions of the Middle East. The New Testament was written in the 4th century AD in Greek language and translated to Latin in the 6th century AD. They were the "Codex Sinaiticus" and the "Codex Vaticanus". In order to legalize the "new religion" and establish the priesthood and church hierarchy, bishop Eusebius of Caesarea (260 to 340 AD.), a Church historian made an appropriate selection of parts of the Hebrew Canon of scriptures, known as the "Old Testament" and integrated them into a carefully revised collection of Christian writings, known as the "New Testament". The early Church Fathers accepted them in 325 AD at the first Council of Nicea (Turkey) and the combined books became the "Holy Book" of all the Christian Churches. The legend of the King Solomon's Temple is in the adopted Hebrew Scriptures, called the "Old Testament". We have to look back into history if we want to find out the truth. Solomon was the son of David, but since David himself was a mythological hero, with no historical proof to the contrary, we are under no obligation to believe he had a son named Solomon. According to Chronicles 9:23: "all kings of the earth sought his presence."If this be so, it is strange none of them mention him. His time allegedly was just prior to Homer and Hesiod, yet they do not mention King Solomon. Herodotus who traveled throughout the entire Middle East does not mention him, or even the Hebrews. The Temple of Jerusalem, which all archeologists have shown to be a structure with nothing like the pretended antiquity of its erection, and incorrectly called after a fictitious monarch, whose name proves his mystical character. The name of Solomon is made up of the three ancient Sun names: The Roman SOL, the Hindu OM, and the Chaldeo-Egyptian ON. The architecture and the inside arrangements of the allegorical Solomon Temple were undoubtedly borrowed from the Egyptians and described it in the Hebrew scriptural book. His "Holy Temple" has gone down in history as one of the greatest of all buildings, yet according to specifications it was small indeed, only about 40 x 120 feet. Compared to other ancient Temples, this one was insignificant. Consider Nagkon-Wat in Cambodia, for instance. It is 769 x 588 x 250 feet, elaborately carved and columned. In the stonework there are approximately 100,000 figures, one picture occupying 240 feet. King Solomon's Temple was a poor imitation of the Great Sandstone Temple of "Horus", near Edfu in Upper Egypt. According to the Old Testament, Solomon's Temple was surrounded with spacious courts. In the court of the priests was an altar. From this court 12 steps ascended to the Temple, which was divided into three parts: the Porch; the Sanctuary and the Holy of Holies. The Temple of Edfu has the same arrangement. King Solomon's Temple was 120 ft. long and 40 ft. wide and it was completed in 957 BC (?). Temple of Edfu is 450 ft. long and 150 ft. wide and it was built around 1,300 BC. It has two tall obelisks at the Porch. King Solomon's Temple had two pillars at the Porch. The right pillar was "Jachin", which means: "to establish" and the left one was "Boaz", which means: "in strength". The Hypostyle Hall of the Temple of "Osiris" in Abydos, Upper Egypt has two pillars at the entrance. The right pillar is "Tattu", which means: "to establish", and the left one is "Tat", which means: "in strength". The Temple and the Hall were built around 2,500 BC. The Ark of the Covenant in King Solomon's Temple had exactly the same dimensions as the baptismal font in the King's chamber of Khufu or Cheops pyramid at Gizeh, near Cairo. The pyramid was built between 3,733 and 3,700 BC. According to the Old Testament, King Solomon's Temple originally was built on very hard rock on Mt. Moriah. Its foundation was laid very deep. The Temple was destroyed by Nebuchadnezzar II of Babylonia in 586 BC. The archeologists dug out cities and ruins of the ancient civilizations, but they didn't find the ruins of King Solomon's Temple in spite of fact, that they knew that the Temple location was on Mt. Moriah, and that it was built on very hard rock, and that the foundations were very deep in the ground. In 1130 AD the Scotch Templars were excavating a place at Mt. Moriah (Temple Mount) on the spot where the alleged temple of Solomon had stood. During their work they found two stones which were the cornerstones of the Jebusites Temple. In the foundation stones of the Temple had Phoenician cuneiform epigraph and a Crux Gammata (swastika), the symbol of the Sun-God. Temple of Solomon (and its High Magic) is a Hebrew allegory of the Temple of Horus with factual details from the Temple of Osiris in Karnak complex and its origin is from the Khemet Mystery School. Data: January 8, 2009 Vídeos Relacionados: : Khemet Thoth Osiris Horus Isis Hathor Anubis Ancient Egypt Mystery School Moses Akhenaton Akhenaten 18th Dynasty Pharaoh Exodus YHWH Baal ElShaddai Adonai religion cult Hebrew Torah Kabbalah Kabalah Quaballah Habiru Amo Abiru Hyksos Solomon temple David El Elohim occult knowledge science Bible KRST Christ Christian Christos Chrestos XPCT XPCTOC Messiah | ![]() |
Descrição do Vídeo: Islam - Empire of Faith (PBS) Islam - Empire of Faith is a documentary series, made in 2000, that details the history of Islam, from the birth of the Islamic Prophet, Muhammad to the Ottoman Empire. This three episodes series covers more than a thousand years of Islamic history and culture, with emphasis on the contributions that Muslims have made in science, medicine, art, philosophy, learning, and trade. The first episode ("The Messenger") introduces the story of the rise of Islam, and the extraordinary life of the Prophet Muhammad. It covers the revelation of the Qur'an, the persecution suffered by the early Muslims, the first mosques, and then the rapid expansion of Islam. The second episode ("The Awakening") examines the growth of Islam into a world civilization. Through trade and learning, the Islamic influence extended further. Muslims made great achievements in architecture, medicine, and science, influencing the intellectual development of the West. This episode also explores the story of the Crusades (including stunning reenactments filmed in Iran), and ends with the invasion of Islamic lands by the Mongols. The third episode ("The Ottomans") looks at the dramatic rise and fall of the Ottoman Empire. Islamic leaders who viewed the documentary expressed appreciation for "the network's efforts to offer a balanced and accurate portrayal of Islamic history" (CAIR Board Chairman Omar Ahmad). Series producer Robert Gardner was responsive to Muslim concerns about specific aspects of the film, particularly an artistic image of the Prophet Muhammad which was later removed. Data: January 8, 2009 Vídeos Relacionados: : Allah God Prophet Muhammad Messenger Religion Faith Qur'an Islam Islamic Muslin Middle East Ottoman Empire Mosques Gaza Hezbollah Fatah Hamas Arab Palestinians Israel Jews Jewish Holocaust Hebrew Mordechai Vanunu Nuclear Bomb Iran Tehran Atomic Energy Arms Jihad Revolution Hizbullah Intifada Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Ayatollah Khomeini Jerusalem Ehud Barak Zionist Israeli Palestinian USA America UN United Nations World | ![]() |
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Descrição do Vídeo: http://www.tourfactory.com/s464321/r_www.youtube.com FOR A 24 HOUR RECORDED AUDIO TOUR CALL: 1.800.779.4232 X 2261 Inspired by the architecture of the great Northwest lodges, this 2006-built craftsman home in a quiet upscale neighborhood offers resort living just minutes from all the sun and fun of Lake Washington. With an open floor plan and an abundance of natural light, the 4 bed/2.5 bath home truly lets you live large. The kitchen is bright and cheery with a cozy breakfast nook and walk-in pantry. Stools placed around the island invite even more guests to linger in your kitchen. A formal dining room and expansive living room with a gas fireplace let you entertain in high style. The upstairs bonus room/loft has room for guests to mingleand would also make an ideal theatre room or excellent workout room. The massive master suite with walk-in closet and 5-pc. bath pampers you with its huge soaking tub. Situated on a prime corner lot with a privacy thats rare in new neighborhoods today, your backyard barbecues will be the envy of your neighbors. Two neighborhood parks (and a climbing wall) are nearby, as are Kenmore shops and restaurants. With 10-minute access to I-405, you are close to where you work, shop and play. Data: January 8, 2009 Vídeos Relacionados: : TourFactory Tour464321 Chris Sudore Kenmore WA 98028 Coldwell Banker Bain Associates Real Estate Virtual Home Tour | ![]() |
Descrição do Vídeo: Islam - Empire of Faith (PBS) Islam - Empire of Faith is a documentary series, made in 2000, that details the history of Islam, from the birth of the Islamic Prophet, Muhammad to the Ottoman Empire. This three episodes series covers more than a thousand years of Islamic history and culture, with emphasis on the contributions that Muslims have made in science, medicine, art, philosophy, learning, and trade. The first episode ("The Messenger") introduces the story of the rise of Islam, and the extraordinary life of the Prophet Muhammad. It covers the revelation of the Qur'an, the persecution suffered by the early Muslims, the first mosques, and then the rapid expansion of Islam. The second episode ("The Awakening") examines the growth of Islam into a world civilization. Through trade and learning, the Islamic influence extended further. Muslims made great achievements in architecture, medicine, and science, influencing the intellectual development of the West. This episode also explores the story of the Crusades (including stunning reenactments filmed in Iran), and ends with the invasion of Islamic lands by the Mongols. The third episode ("The Ottomans") looks at the dramatic rise and fall of the Ottoman Empire. Islamic leaders who viewed the documentary expressed appreciation for "the network's efforts to offer a balanced and accurate portrayal of Islamic history" (CAIR Board Chairman Omar Ahmad). Series producer Robert Gardner was responsive to Muslim concerns about specific aspects of the film, particularly an artistic image of the Prophet Muhammad which was later removed. Data: January 8, 2009 Vídeos Relacionados: : Allah God Prophet Muhammad Messenger Religion Faith Qur'an Islam Islamic Muslin Middle East Ottoman Empire Mosques Gaza Hezbollah Fatah Hamas Arab Palestinians Israel Jews Jewish Holocaust Hebrew Mordechai Vanunu Nuclear Bomb Iran Tehran Atomic Energy Arms Jihad Revolution Hizbullah Intifada Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Ayatollah Khomeini Jerusalem Ehud Barak Zionist Israeli Palestinian USA America UN United Nations World | ![]() |
Descrição do Vídeo: Islam - Empire of Faith (PBS) Islam - Empire of Faith is a documentary series, made in 2000, that details the history of Islam, from the birth of the Islamic Prophet, Muhammad to the Ottoman Empire. This three episodes series covers more than a thousand years of Islamic history and culture, with emphasis on the contributions that Muslims have made in science, medicine, art, philosophy, learning, and trade. The first episode ("The Messenger") introduces the story of the rise of Islam, and the extraordinary life of the Prophet Muhammad. It covers the revelation of the Qur'an, the persecution suffered by the early Muslims, the first mosques, and then the rapid expansion of Islam. The second episode ("The Awakening") examines the growth of Islam into a world civilization. Through trade and learning, the Islamic influence extended further. Muslims made great achievements in architecture, medicine, and science, influencing the intellectual development of the West. This episode also explores the story of the Crusades (including stunning reenactments filmed in Iran), and ends with the invasion of Islamic lands by the Mongols. The third episode ("The Ottomans") looks at the dramatic rise and fall of the Ottoman Empire. Islamic leaders who viewed the documentary expressed appreciation for "the network's efforts to offer a balanced and accurate portrayal of Islamic history" (CAIR Board Chairman Omar Ahmad). Series producer Robert Gardner was responsive to Muslim concerns about specific aspects of the film, particularly an artistic image of the Prophet Muhammad which was later removed. Data: January 8, 2009 Vídeos Relacionados: : Allah God Prophet Muhammad Messenger Religion Faith Qur'an Islam Islamic Muslin Middle East Ottoman Empire Mosques Gaza Hezbollah Fatah Hamas Arab Palestinians Israel Jews Jewish Holocaust Hebrew Mordechai Vanunu Nuclear Bomb Iran Tehran Atomic Energy Arms Jihad Revolution Hizbullah Intifada Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Ayatollah Khomeini Jerusalem Ehud Barak Zionist Israeli Palestinian USA America UN United Nations World | ![]() |
Descrição do Vídeo: More @ http://www.myhotelvideo.com/en/landingpage/youtube/resourceid/Mhv_Catalog_Offer::90151 Location: The hotel is situated in the heart of Catania´s commercial zone, 300 m away from the court and not far from the main university faculty. It is only a few paces from the main historical artery of the town (Via Etnea) where guests can admire: the Villa Bellini, the botanical gardens, the theatre and the Roman Forum, and the Achilliane thermal bath which dates back to Roman times. In addition there is the Gothic style cathedral, the 18th Century centre, Via Crociferi, Piazza del Duomo and the Baroque style Piazza dell' Università. Guests may also like to visit the Biscari Palace and the Spanish style San Nicolò Convent, as well as the Fera o luni historical markets and the ancient La Pescheria fish market. The hotel is located not far from the historical centre, town solarium, port and train station and is only 6 km away from the Catania Airport. Facilities: This air-conditioned city hotel was completely renovated in 2007 and features modern style architecture with 130 rooms. It is ideal for both business travellers and holidaymakers alike. Facilities include: a 24-hour check-in, 24-hour reception, hotel safe, currency exchange facility, lift access, breakfast room, an air-conditioned restaurant with a non-smoking area, WLAN Internet access (for an additional fee), room and laundry services (charges apply to both) and 7 conference rooms seating up to 150 persons. There is also parking available for those arriving by car. Rooms: The rooms offer an en suite bathroom with bath/shower and hairdryer, direct dial telephone (charges apply), satellite TV (charges apply), radio, Internet access (charges apply), a minibar (charges apply), individually adjustable air conditioning and heating and a safe. Meals: Guests may select their breakfast from a buffet and the midday and evening meals may be enjoyed à la carte. Payment: American Express, Diners Club, JCB, MasterCard and VISA are accepted. Data: January 8, 2009 Vídeos Relacionados: : myhotelvideo.com myhotelvideo Video Hotel Jolly Catania Bellini Italy Sicily Liparic Islands | ![]() |
Descrição do Vídeo: that beep that boh b-boh! this is what their music does to people, okay maybe some... thank you aih for making feel good music, i'm stuck to your shoe, let's run! Data: January 8, 2009 Vídeos Relacionados: : that beep architecture in helsinki fun | ![]() |
Descrição do Vídeo: Islam - Empire of Faith (PBS) Islam - Empire of Faith is a documentary series, made in 2000, that details the history of Islam, from the birth of the Islamic Prophet, Muhammad to the Ottoman Empire. This three episodes series covers more than a thousand years of Islamic history and culture, with emphasis on the contributions that Muslims have made in science, medicine, art, philosophy, learning, and trade. The first episode ("The Messenger") introduces the story of the rise of Islam, and the extraordinary life of the Prophet Muhammad. It covers the revelation of the Qur'an, the persecution suffered by the early Muslims, the first mosques, and then the rapid expansion of Islam. The second episode ("The Awakening") examines the growth of Islam into a world civilization. Through trade and learning, the Islamic influence extended further. Muslims made great achievements in architecture, medicine, and science, influencing the intellectual development of the West. This episode also explores the story of the Crusades (including stunning reenactments filmed in Iran), and ends with the invasion of Islamic lands by the Mongols. The third episode ("The Ottomans") looks at the dramatic rise and fall of the Ottoman Empire. Islamic leaders who viewed the documentary expressed appreciation for "the network's efforts to offer a balanced and accurate portrayal of Islamic history" (CAIR Board Chairman Omar Ahmad). Series producer Robert Gardner was responsive to Muslim concerns about specific aspects of the film, particularly an artistic image of the Prophet Muhammad which was later removed. Data: January 8, 2009 Vídeos Relacionados: : Allah God Prophet Muhammad Messenger Religion Faith Qur'an Islam Islamic Muslin Middle East Ottoman Empire Mosques Gaza Hezbollah Fatah Hamas Arab Palestinians Israel Jews Jewish Holocaust Hebrew Mordechai Vanunu Nuclear Bomb Iran Tehran Atomic Energy Arms Jihad Revolution Hizbullah Intifada Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Ayatollah Khomeini Jerusalem Ehud Barak Zionist Israeli Palestinian USA America UN United Nations World | ![]() |
Descrição do Vídeo: Islam - Empire of Faith (PBS) Islam - Empire of Faith is a documentary series, made in 2000, that details the history of Islam, from the birth of the Islamic Prophet, Muhammad to the Ottoman Empire. This three episodes series covers more than a thousand years of Islamic history and culture, with emphasis on the contributions that Muslims have made in science, medicine, art, philosophy, learning, and trade. The first episode ("The Messenger") introduces the story of the rise of Islam, and the extraordinary life of the Prophet Muhammad. It covers the revelation of the Qur'an, the persecution suffered by the early Muslims, the first mosques, and then the rapid expansion of Islam. The second episode ("The Awakening") examines the growth of Islam into a world civilization. Through trade and learning, the Islamic influence extended further. Muslims made great achievements in architecture, medicine, and science, influencing the intellectual development of the West. This episode also explores the story of the Crusades (including stunning reenactments filmed in Iran), and ends with the invasion of Islamic lands by the Mongols. The third episode ("The Ottomans") looks at the dramatic rise and fall of the Ottoman Empire. Islamic leaders who viewed the documentary expressed appreciation for "the network's efforts to offer a balanced and accurate portrayal of Islamic history" (CAIR Board Chairman Omar Ahmad). Series producer Robert Gardner was responsive to Muslim concerns about specific aspects of the film, particularly an artistic image of the Prophet Muhammad which was later removed. Data: January 8, 2009 Vídeos Relacionados: : Allah God Prophet Muhammad Messenger Religion Faith Qur'an Islam Islamic Muslin Middle East Ottoman Empire Mosques Gaza Hezbollah Fatah Hamas Arab Palestinians Israel Jews Jewish Holocaust Hebrew Mordechai Vanunu Nuclear Bomb Iran Tehran Atomic Energy Arms Jihad Revolution Hizbullah Intifada Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Ayatollah Khomeini Jerusalem Ehud Barak Zionist Israeli Palestinian USA America UN United Nations World | ![]() |




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