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Kosher menu chart
Kosher menu chart
Kosher menu. Chart of some of the food the Hebrew ancestors of today's Jewish people were allowed or not allowed to eat. Kosher menu chart: A kosher Jewish menu included lamb, beef, even locusts. But Jews weren't
…Model of Israel’s ancient worship center
Model of Israel's ancient worship center
Model of Israel's ancient worship center, a tent facility known as the Tabernacle. Hebrew ancestors of the Jewish people used it as a portable temple during the Exodus trip out of Egypt, on their way to the Promised
…Apis bull god of Egypt
Desert acacia tree
Altar of incense
High priest
art Jewish high priest
Ark of the Covenant
Horned altar
Horned altar
Horned altar like those in Bible times used for sacrificing animals to God.
Model of tent worship center
Chart of sacrifices
Chart of sacrifices
Chart of sacrifices in Bible times. Cattle, sheep, goats, and harvest products such as grain and flour and bread.
Burning bush by James Tissot
King David sees Bathsheba
Photo of Gehenna Valley
Angel touches Isaiah’s lips with a hot coal
Angel touches Isaiah's lips with a hot coal
Ptolemy, Seleucid Empire rulers
Ptolemy, Seleucid Empire rulers
Alexander the Great's leftover land
The Ptolemy and Seleucid Empires were two important kingdoms that emerged after the death of Alexander the Great in 323 BCE. They were part of the larger Hellenistic world,…
Daniel in the lion’s den
Daniel in the lion's den
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.…
Belshazzar sees handwriting on the wall
Belshazzar sees handwriting on the wall
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…
Downtown Babylon
Downtown Babylon
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…
Nebuchadnezzar’s throne room
Nebuchadnezzar's throne room
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…
Nebuchadnezzar’s statue
Nebuchadnezzar's statue
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,…
Nebuchadnezzar’s Dream
Nebuchadnezzar's Dream
Sleepless in Babylon
Nebuchadnezzar's Dream. King Nebuchadnezzar started having dreams so disturbing that he couldn’t sleep. Those dreams started during his second year as king. He called in his spirit guides to…
Solomon’s Temple, model in Jerusalem’s Israel Museum
Solomon's Temple, model in Jerusalem's Israel Museum
Temple under construction
King Solomon’s workers started building the Jerusalem Temple on a flat slab of ground where a local farmer named Ornan used to thresh grain—shaking it loose from the stalks. That’s where…
David’s 2 holy tents
David's 2 holy tents
King David's 2 holy tents
One in Gibeon, another in Jerusalem
King David maintained two holy tents instead of just the one inherited from the time of Moses, centuries earlier.
Israel sacrificed to God at the…
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