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  • Archaeologists find Queen of Sheba's palace at Axum, Ethiopia

    05/08/2008 6:33:17 PM PDT · by HAL9000 · 42 replies · 154+ views
    Hamburg - Archaeologists believe they have found the Queen of Sheba's palace at Axum, Ethiopia and an altar which held the most precious treasure of ancient Judaism, the Ark of the Covenant, the University of Hamburg said Wednesday. Scientists from the German city made the startling find during their spring excavation of the site over the past three months. The Ethiopian queen was the bride of King Solomon of Israel in the 10th century before the Christian era. The royal match is among the memorable events in the Bible. Ethiopian tradition claims the Ark, which allegedly contained Moses' stone...
  • Everyone looks for Solomon, but we need David By Tom Panion

    01/19/2008 12:54:40 PM PST · by K-oneTexas · 10 replies · 21+ views
    American Thinker ^ | 19 January 2008 | Tom Panion
    January 19, 2008 Everyone looks for Solomon, but we need David By Tom Panion In this election year, people are swayed by emotion. They know what they want. They will tell anyone willing to listen what they want. But what do we need? I'm like everyone else. I want things and I want situations to be such that I can have them. And I mean everything that I want. Not just material things, though we all want those too. World peace, prosperity and an era of good feeling... Who wouldn't take those? I want people to like our country and...
  • Excavations in Kfar Kana [Israel] reveal settlements from time of King Solomon and Roman period

    03/15/2006 10:56:50 PM PST · by anotherview · 7 replies · 349+ views
    Excavations in Kfar Kana reveal settlements from time of King Solomon and Roman period 13 Mar 2006New excavations reveal findings from the Jewish settlement of “Kana of the Galilee” dating from the Roman period. Excavating one of 11 storage jars (Israel Antiquities Authority)Salvage excavations conducted by the Israel Antiquities Authority in Kfar Kana (north of Nazareth), have uncovered remains of a settlement that existed at the time of the United Kingdom of King Solomon and the Kingdom of Israel (following the split between Israel and Judah, from the 10-9th centuries BCE). During the course of the excavations, a section of...
  • Kings David & Solomon Were Muslims

    11/21/2005 5:31:54 PM PST · by SJackson · 160 replies · 3,336+ views
    IMRA ^ | 11-21-05
    MEMRI: Jordanian Prof/Terrorist on Saudi Al-Majd TV: Kings David & Solomon Were Muslims Special Dispatch - Saudi Arabia/Antisemitism Documentation Project November 22, 2005 No. 1030 Jordanian Professor/Terrorist on Saudi Al-Majd TV Says Kings David & Solomon Were Muslims Who Today Would Have Fought Israel, Supports Leading Holocaust Denier On November 13, 2005, Saudi Al-Majd TV aired an interview with Jordanian lecturer on religious law Sheikh Dr. Ahmad Nawfal. In the interview, Nawfal discussed Armageddon and quoted Roger Garoudy. Sheikh Dr. Nawfal is a lecturer at the Shari'a Faculty of the University of Jordan, and was associated with Sheikh 'Abdallah 'Azzam,...
  • Biblical King Solomon Treasure Turns Out to Be Fake

    12/24/2004 4:46:11 AM PST · by foolscap · 4 replies · 596+ views
    www.reuters.com ^ | Fri Dec 24, 2004 | Reuters
    JERUSALEM (Reuters) - A tiny ivory pomegranate once believed to be the only relic of King Solomon's biblical era Jewish Temple turns out not to be an artifact from the holy shrine, the Israel Museum said on Friday. Israeli experts have determined the thumb-sized object is a lot older than believed, dating to the 13th or 14th Century BC, rather than to the 8th Century BC, which scholars say was around the time of Solomon. Israeli archaeologists had authenticated the item in 1988, believing it had been smuggled out of Israel nine years earlier. The museum bought it for more...
  • Prayer Vigil for Terri Schiavo

    10/22/2003 6:03:47 AM PDT · by hardhead · 2 replies · 95+ views
    Terri is not out of danger yet. Those who don't believe will say that Jeb's intervention was his and not HIS. We know different.
  • A stone tablet could be a relic of King Solomon's temple--or a clever forgery

    04/29/2003 6:54:23 PM PDT · by vannrox · 8 replies · 577+ views
    US News and World Report (Online) ^ | Science & Technology 5/5/03 | By Betsy Carpenter
    Science & Technology 5/5/03 Article of Faith A stone tablet could be a relic of King Solomon's temple--or a clever forgery By Betsy Carpenter Solomon's Temple was the glory of Jerusalem after its completion in the 10th century B.C. Fronted by colossal bronze columns, it was said to be built of hewn limestone. The nave was lined with fragrant cedar and held a massive golden table and altar. In an inner sanctuary guarded by gilded olive-wood doors, even the walls glistened with gold. The sole remaining testimony to this wondrous temple is the biblical account--and now, perhaps, a dark slab...
  • Excavations Strengthen Dating To Kings David & Solomon

    04/16/2003 8:23:06 AM PDT · by yonif · 14 replies · 463+ views
    Israel National News ^ | April 16, 2003
    A new, laboratory-based affirmation of the existence of a united Israelite monarchy headed by kings David and Solomon in the 10th century BCE has been revealed as the result of excavations carried out by the Hebrew University of Jerusalem Institute of Archeology. So reports the Jewish Agenda. The findings have particular significance in view of the debate existing among archaeologists as to the authenticity of the Biblical account of the two kings and the period and extent of their reign. The late famed Hebrew University archaeologist Prof.Yigal Yadin argued more than 40 years ago that a series of monumental structures...
  • A judgment about Solomon Evidence supports Hebrew kingdoms in biblical times

    04/13/2003 12:08:42 PM PDT · by green team 1999 · 10 replies · 495+ views
    San Francisco Chronicle ^ | april-11-2003 | David Perlman, Chronicle Science Editor
    <p>Deep in the ruins of a Hebrew town sacked nearly 3,000 years ago by an Egyptian Pharaoh, scientists say they have discovered new evidence for the real-life existence of the Bible's legendary kingdoms of David and Solomon.</p> <p>The evidence refutes recent claims by other researchers who insist that the biblical monarchs were merely mythic characters, created by scholars and scribes of antiquity who made up the tales long after the events to buttress their own morality lessons.</p>
  • ARCHAEOLOGY: Dates Boost Conventional Wisdom About Solomon's Splendor

    04/11/2003 6:13:20 PM PDT · by Lessismore · 17 replies · 880+ views
    Science Magazine ^ | 2003-04-11 | Constance Holden
    Carbon-14 dates from Israel may help settle a scholarly debate that has raged over the past decade: whether David and his son Solomon, founders of the ancient kingdom of Israel, were the larger-than-life nation builders the Bible describes or largely mythical figures, as some recent historians have claimed. The new dates from Tel Rehov, a major Iron Age site in northern Israel, favor the traditional view that King Solomon was both real and powerful. "The implications are enormous for recreating the history of ancient Israel," says archaeologist Lawrence Stager of Harvard University. Researchers led by Amihai Mazar of the Hebrew...
  • 'Biblical Temple' tablet found

    01/14/2003 6:38:37 PM PST · by Walkin Man · 40 replies · 341+ views
    BBC News ^ | Tuesday, 14 January, 2003, 03:41 GMT
    Tuesday, 14 January, 2003, 03:41 GMT 'Biblical Temple' tablet foundIsraeli geologists say a purportedly ancient stone tablet detailing repair plans for the Jewish Temple of King Solomon is genuine, an Israeli newspaper has reported. The fragment is said to date from the period of the Jewish King Joash, who ruled the area 2,800 years ago. If officially authenticated, the find would be the first piece of physical evidence backing up biblical texts. It could also intensify competing claims to the site in Jerusalem's Old City, where the stone is said to have been found, which go to the heart of...