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Herodotus used a Greek form Palaistínē (Παλαιστίνη) to describe a district of Syria between Phoenicia and Egypt; classical reference works and regional histories identify his usage as the earliest cle...
The name “Palestine” has ancient literary roots — Herodotus used Palaistine in the 5th century BCE to describe a district of Syria (earliest incontrovertible attestation) . The term functioned for mil...
The territory commonly called Palestine has been governed at different times by local kingdoms and a long succession of empires: ancient Israelite and Philistine polities, Assyrian and Babylonian conq...
’s presents nine symbolic “harbingers” that the book links to both ancient ’s warnings in and to events surrounding and its aftermath; the seals are named and unpacked through a narrative framing devi...
Classical Greek sources use the toponym Παλαιστῑ́νη (Palaistínē) and adjectival forms derived from it (e.g., Palaistinós) to designate a coastal and inland district of Syria between Phoenicia and Egyp...
The materials provided document a clear pattern of intensified pressure on Christians in Iran—especially converts from Islam—manifesting as arrests, prison sentences, legal measures that broaden state...
Critics say Jonathan Cahn repeatedly reassigns Old Testament texts written to ancient Israel — especially Isaiah 9:10 and passages about Shemitah — to modern America, a move labeled faulty exegesis by...