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The Gospel No One Knows. —

Our faith is left of three–––mystery, humility, majesty.

The Gospel No One Knows. —

Our faith is left of three–––mystery, humility, majesty.

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At the crux of Christian faith is mystery—the God-man, the incarnation, the Word in flesh, clothed in sin yet was not. It is a mystery that surpasses all understanding yet brings peace. (Philippians 4:6) It sets a boundary line for knowledge yet pours out wisdom. (Job 11:7) It buries empathy
Ancient Board Games —

What kind of games did people play in the ancient world?

Ancient Board Games —

What kind of games did people play in the ancient world?

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Games and board games are sometimes seen as a modern luxury, but history shows that humans everywhere and in every-time have invented and played games. As far back into human history as modern man can see, there is evidence of gameplay. The earliest examples come from the Neolithic time period
Remains of the Temple Mount —

What artifacts did archaeologists uncover from the last Jewish Temple?

Remains of the Temple Mount —

What artifacts did archaeologists uncover from the last Jewish Temple?

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The last Jewish Temple to stand on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem was destroyed in AD70 by the Roman military as a response to a rebellion of the people. The Temple and Temple complex that was destroyed was the one that features on the pages of the New Testament. Herod
Building the Colosseum —

Who financed the construction of the Roman Colosseum?

Building the Colosseum —

Who financed the construction of the Roman Colosseum?

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Still standing today, the ancient Colosseum of Rome has become one of the most recognized buildings of history. It was Rome’s largest amphitheatre and the first to be built entirely from stone. It was inaugurated in AD 80, housed over 50,000 spectators and is famed to have been the place