Gewissae was an Anglo-Saxon kingdom that ruled much of southern Britain from the fifth to the seventh centuries as the island began forging a new identity in the aftermath of Roman occupation. Read more Section: News Premium Preview Read Later Source
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Kempe, Danault Each Score Twice as Kings Roll by Avs 5–2


DENVER—Adrian Kempe and Phillip Danault each scored twice as the Los Angeles Kings beat the Colorado Avalanche 5–2 on Thursday night for their fifth straight win. Gabriel Vilardi also added a goal and Anze Kopitar had three assists goals for the Kings, who remain tied with Vegas for the top spot in the Western Conference. […]
The Feast of Epiphany: Who Were The Three Kings and Where Did They Come From?


In Western Christianity, the feast of Epiphany, also known as Three Kings’ Day, is celebrated annually on the 6th January to commemorate the visit of the Magi, wise men, or kings from the East to the baby Jesus. The Three Kings are celebrated particularly in Spain and Latin American countries, a day marked by parades, meals […]
GTR – II Kings 19-25


Genesis To Revelation GTR – II Kings 19-25 Play Episode Pause Episode Mute/Unmute Episode Rewind 10 Seconds 1x Fast Forward 30 seconds Subscribe Share Plus, three instances of where “Aram” and ‘Edom” are mistranslated; plus a discussion of the relationship among the Chaldeans, Assyrians and Babylonians Share this: Source
GTR – II Kings 15 – 18, First Instance of the Word ‘Jew’ in the KJV


2 Kings 16:6 – Meaning and Commentary on Bible Verse (biblestudytools.com) The first instance of the fake word, “jew” in scripture The post GTR – II Kings 15 – 18, First Instance of the Word ‘Jew’ in the KJV appeared first on EURO·FOLK·RADIO. Source
GTR – II Kings 8 -14; Story of Athaliah


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Fake it Till You Make it: ‘Divine’ Maya Kings Exaggerated their Greatness


In the hieroglyphic records they left behind, the rulers of the Classic Period Maya city known as Tamarindito bragged about their exalted status as “divine lords” chosen by the gods to rule over their people. Read more Section: News History & Archaeology Read Later Source
GTR – II Kings 2 -8: Story of Elisha the Prophet


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Restoring The Ruins Of Reading Abbey, Resting Place Of Kings


Reading Abbey was once one of the largest monastic complexes in the British Isles. It was one of the pinnacles of religious life in England and the burial place of King Henry I. Read more Section: News Premium Preview Read Later Source
GTR – I Kings 18 – II Kings 1


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GTR – I Kings 12 -17


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GTR – I Kings 8 – 11


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GTR – I Kings 3 – 8


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GTR – II Samuel 21 – I Kings 2


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Four Native American Kings Visited Queen Anne in London With a Special Request


The visit of four Native American “Kings” to London in 1710 caused quite a stir. While this wasn’t the first time that Native Americans had been on English soil Read more Section: News Weird Facts Read Later
Illegal kings on Palestinian land


A group of eleven young settlers pass by, aged somewhere between fifteen and eighteen. Two soldiers walk with them on foot and a military vehicle drives beside them. Along the side of the road are outposts where soldiers have their guns ready at any time. The settlers say something to us in Hebrew that we […]
Illegal kings on Palestinian land


A group of eleven young settlers pass by, aged somewhere between fifteen and eighteen. Two soldiers walk with them on foot and a military vehicle drives beside them. Along the side of the road are outposts where soldiers have their guns ready at any time. The settlers say something to us in Hebrew that we […]
Illegal kings on Palestinian land


A group of eleven young settlers pass by, aged somewhere between fifteen and eighteen. Two soldiers walk with them on foot and a military vehicle drives beside them. Along the side of the road are outposts where soldiers have their guns ready at any time. The settlers say something to us in Hebrew that we […]
Illegal kings on Palestinian land


A group of eleven young settlers pass by, aged somewhere between fifteen and eighteen. Two soldiers walk with them on foot and a military vehicle drives beside them. Along the side of the road are outposts where soldiers have their guns ready at any time. The settlers say something to us in Hebrew that we […]
Kristol Clear Judah-ism– ‘The children of Gentile kings must be killed for the sake of Israel


’ August 21, 2022tuteditor ‘Thou Shalt Not Murder’ applies only ‘to a Jew who kills a Jew,’ write Rabbis Yitzhak Shapira and Yosef Elitzur. ed note–please keep in mind as you read this that the ‘good rabbis’ who wrote this are in effect ‘good Jews’ and ‘Torah-True Jews’ and those Jews protesting the contents of […]
The Sena Empire: Rise and Fall of the Last Hindu Kings of Bengal


The kings of the Sena Empire, who were part of the Brahmin top-echelon caste in India, originally came from Karnata in southern India before they moved to the Bengali region. Read more Section: News Ancient Places Asia History Famous People Read Later
The Royal Burials of 65 Celtic Kings Identified in England and Wales


Researchers in England had always known there was something special about these 65 graves. Now, a new paper explains that these are likely the resting places of powerful post-Roman period Celtic kings Read more Section: News History & Archaeology History Famous People Read Later Source
The Bedouins: Kings of the Palestinian Negev


One hundred and ten years ago, my grandfather on my mother’s side used to leave his parents’ home in an-Naqab and come to Gaza to trade. Sulaiman Abu-Said would leave on his camel from an-Naqab at 5:00 am, arrive in Gaza at 7:00 am, sell his goods, and go back home at 5:00 pm. But […]
Kings, Rockets Both Aim to Build Off Success


Two teams in search of an elusive winning streak go head-to-head when the Houston Rockets and host Sacramento Kings meet Friday night. The teams also play at Sacramento on Sunday. The Rockets put up their third-most points this season when they surprised the San Antonio Spurs 128–124 on Wednesday night to open a five-game trip. […]
The Kings Of The East: “EUROPE”


by Celestial “These things says He who has the seven Spirits of God and the seven stars: “I know your works, that you have a name that you are alive, but you are dead. Be watchful and strengthen the things which remain, that are ready to die, for I have not found your works perfect before God. Remember therefore how […]
Mesopotamian Kings Were Slapped in the Face in the Ancient Akitu Festival


The Akitu festival was one of the oldest Mesopotamian festivals, dating back to the middle of the third millennium BC. It was during this twelve-day ceremonial event, which began at the first New Moon after the Spring Equinox in March/April, that a unique tradition took place in order to humble the king and remind him […]
The Shudra Kings And Brahmins: A mirror image of history


Shahu Maharaj But for the accidental reading of Shahu Maharaj’s letter to the retired Governor of Bombay presidency, Lord Sydenham, written in 1918, I would not have thought of writing this essay. In my life time experience of writing about the Brahmin-Bania power in contemporary times at the expense of life threats and cases in […]
Sonia Nimr’s ‘Wondrous Journeys’ casts curses, kings, and pirates


This month we’ve selected Sonia Nimr’s riveting imagined historical fable, “Wondrous Journeys in Strange Lands” translated to English for the first time by Marcia Lynx Qualey. This rich tale is set in the mountains of Palestine, hundreds of years ago, inspired by the famous travel narratives of the 14th-century Moroccan traveler Ibn Battuta. The captivating […]
The Hill of Tara: Tracing the Footsteps of the High Kings of Ireland


The Hill of Tara is said to be one of the most ancient sacred sites in Ireland. Predating the Celts by thousands of years, the archaeological site is covered in tombs, monuments, and Neolithic earthworks, many older than the ancient Pyramids of Egypt. According to legend, Tara is where the mythological Tuatha De Danann reigned, […]
Last Kings of Shanghai: a book review by Rabbi Jeffrey Cohen


March 11, 2021 by Rabbi Jeffrey Cohen Read on for article There are many who will read this review who would have heard of the Japanese diplomat Chiune Sugihara who issued some 1800 visas in Kovno in 1940 which enabled the holders to transit Japan and spend the war years in Shanghai. Other readers may […]