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Hi, Mario. Thanks for the comments. I used babelfish to translate from Portugese to English, so forgive me if I misunderstood your paragraph.
I was told by our tour guide (who is a retired archaeologist professor) that human bones were found on this Canaanite altar at Megiddo. If I understand your comment correctly, you quoted an expert on the History Channel who said that this was not true - that goat bones were found here. That may be fine and well, but I've seen far too many errors on History Channel, Nova, National Geographic, etc to place complete faith in the experts quoted there. For example, just yesterday, I saw an 'expert' on the History channel say that the great pyramids were built by Thutmose III (and showed a video of Kaphre's pyramid). Sorry, but Thutmose III lived c 1475BC and the pyramids of the Giza complex were built c 2600BC. I don't know what was worse: that this 'expert' was off by 1,000 years or that the editors at the History Channel didn't catch it.
It may be true that no human skeletons were found on this particular altar, but history shows that the ancient Cananites did indeed sacrifice their own offspring to Molech, etc.
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Interesting photo and landscape. LIKE :)
Best wishes from Oregon, US,
Sharon
May we meet them during the rapture
I think I posted photos of the Methodist church as well. I'll have to check.
I've only been to Likasi one time. I'd be curious to hear your experiences as to how it's changed over the years.
بله ، همه چیز عتیقه
:)))
نایس کپچر. ل1
بنظر میرسه این گیاه بیمار است.
:)
چه انگشتر زیبایی.
ل1
Lat/Long = 29.872517 / 32.650502
The "Monty" graffiti can be found all over the Sinai Pininsula. Our tour guide joked that "Monty" is the name of one of their lazy bus drivers.
Hi, Mario. Thanks for the comments. I used babelfish to translate from Portugese to English, so forgive me if I misunderstood your paragraph.
I was told by our tour guide (who is a retired archaeologist professor) that human bones were found on this Canaanite altar at Megiddo. If I understand your comment correctly, you quoted an expert on the History Channel who said that this was not true - that goat bones were found here. That may be fine and well, but I've seen far too many errors on History Channel, Nova, National Geographic, etc to place complete faith in the experts quoted there. For example, just yesterday, I saw an 'expert' on the History channel say that the great pyramids were built by Thutmose III (and showed a video of Kaphre's pyramid). Sorry, but Thutmose III lived c 1475BC and the pyramids of the Giza complex were built c 2600BC. I don't know what was worse: that this 'expert' was off by 1,000 years or that the editors at the History Channel didn't catch it.
It may be true that no human skeletons were found on this particular altar, but history shows that the ancient Cananites did indeed sacrifice their own offspring to Molech, etc.
Rom 16:23 ... Erastus, the city treasurer, and our brother Quartus greet you.
This inscription could very well be regarding this same Erastus that St. Paul spoke of. Google it.