Assyrian Empire 750 BC
On the verge of overrunning Middle East
Assyria, based in what is now northern Iraq, began to push west, bullying city-state kingdoms into paying them taxes or tribute.
They would conquer…
Daniel's most famous scene starts with a job promotion by Persian King Darius, and it ends with Daniel in the lion's den. But it wasn't a den. It was a dry cistern, which is a pit used to store water.…
Babylonian king Belshazzar doesn't just see the handwriting on the wall about the fall of Babylon. He sees the terrifying disembodied hand writing on the palace wall.
Belshazzar threw a party for…
The Achaemenid Dynasty of the Persian Empire got its start with Cyrus the Great in 550 BC.
One of largest ancient empires
Persia was one of the largest empires in ancient times—two-thirds the size of the United…
Painting: AI/Stephen M. Miller. Stepped ziggurat known as the Tower of Babel.
Babylon, world-famous capital city
Babylon was one of the most famous cities in ancient history, especially during the reign of King…
An intimidating throne
Nebuchadnezzar's throne room was intimidating enough. More so when someone brought him bad news, as Daniel did. [Illustration licensed from Balage Balogh at…
Babylon's King Nebuchadnezzar dreamed about a statue that Daniel said represented him. So, the king built one.
It was a golden statue 90 feet high and 9 feet wide. He put it on the plains of Dura,…
Babylon captures Middle East
Babylon's Empire swallowed up much of what is now the Middle East. It controlled much of what is now Iraq, Syria, Judah, and Egypt, with parts of Saudi Arabia and Turkey.
Babylon's most…
Send out for water
Hezekiah's Tunnel. Jerusalem’s only water supply was in the Kidron Valley below the city, outside the walls. That was a problem.
People living in town couldn’t survive a long siege without…
Judah did not make it to the Battle of Tekoa. By the time they got there, all their enemies were dead.
Bible writers report that the combined armies of Moab, Ammon, and Mt. Seir invaded Judah, climbed 3400 feet (1036…
Liveable Judah: 50 x 25 miles
The ancient land of Judah, was a tiny but important kingdom in Bible history. it was located in the southern part of the region once known as Canaan. Its landscape was chiseled into rugged…
Africans invade Judah
A million-man army from south of Egypt invaded Judah. Zerah from Ethiopia led the invasion force as far north as Mareshah.
Judah's army rushes to Zephathah…
Judah rents the Syrian army
Israel’s King Baasha ended a long stretch of peace for Judah when his army took the border town of Ramah and turned it into their frontline fortress. They did this…
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