Ancient Creation

What if the Antarctica we know today was constructed after the fall of Tartaria? What if the Antarctic Peninsula were an artificial copy of South America’s Southern Cone? Following a trail of records drawn from official history itself—plagues, earthquakes, floods, eruptions, luminous phenomena, and destroyed archives—Claudio Nocelli reconstructs the events surrounding 1728 and proposes a connection between them. Ancient maps, Ice Walls, Hyperborea, Anakim Giants, Custodians, and Anunnaki all form part of a story in which the fall of Great Tartary may also have led to the rewriting of ...

Newly Revised! The Book of Jasher: A Clear Text Edition - The Lost Book Mentioned in the Bible Experience the mysterious book referenced in Joshua and 2 Samuel—now in modern, accessible English. What if there were ancient records that filled in the gaps of Genesis and Exodus? The Book of Jasher—also known as the Book of the Upright or Sefer HaYashar—takes you beyond familiar biblical accounts with expanded narratives of the patriarchs, judges, and heroes of Israel's early history. This is one of the lost books actually mentioned in Scripture itself. This ancient text reveals: Expanded...

Though it’s often too subtle to see, much of modern Christianity has fallen prey to the ancient Gnostic heresy which taught that the material world has no lasting spiritual value. Rediscovering the Goodness of Creation diagnoses the problem, takes us through its history, and helps us discover “the purposefulness of the material world, the goodness of the human body, and the eschatological hope of a transformed universe.”

The oldest stories ever written. The gods who came before all other gods. The myths that built every civilization that followed. Five thousand years ago, in the world's first cities, a civilization pressed its beliefs into clay. Those tablets contained the original versions of the stories the modern world thinks it knows — the Great Flood, the creation of humanity, the descent into the underworld, the hero who could not accept death. The Sumerians told these stories first, told them without apology, and told them with a brutal honesty about the nature of gods and humans that every ...

Contrary to popular belief, the Atrahasis Epic is not merely a flood myth. In some ways it can be called a creation myth. However, it does not concern itself with the creation of the universe or even of the earth. Rather, the created work in question is one of culture and civilization. The work ostensibly includes, but may not be limited to, modern humans. The goals of this new paraphrase are to examine the ancient story in a new light free of religious and gender biases and to integrate geological and archaeological evidence that ties the story to a specific date in real history.

This audiobook is a Christian timeline of ancient post-flood history based on Bible chronology, the early church fathers, and ancient Jewish and secular history. This can be used as a companion guide in the study of creation science. This revised edition adds the background history of nine new countries. Learn the true origins of the countries and people of France, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Ireland, Scotland, Greece, Italy, Russia, Egypt, Israel, Iraq, Iran, China, the Arabs, the Kurds, and more.

Before Olympus, there was nothing but Chaos. Then came Gaia, and Tartarus, and the first gods. And the world began tearing itself apart to make room for what came next. This Reader's Edition carries the whole story in one unbroken narrative: the Titans who ruled before Zeus, the war that ended their reign, the monsters Gaia sent to avenge them, and the rule of the Olympians that followed. Inside: Creation — Chaos, Gaia, Tartarus, and the first gods The Titans' rise and fall, and Uranus's prophecy The Titanomachy — ten years of war that reshaped the world The Gigantomachy and Typhon — ...

Introducing an instant classic--master storyteller Neil Gaiman presents a dazzling version of the great Norse myths. Neil Gaiman has long been inspired by ancient mythology in creating the fantastical realms of his fiction. Now he turns his attention back to the source, presenting a bravura...

A new translation and analysis of the gospel that records the actual words of Jesus Explores the gnostic significance of Jesus's teachings recorded in this gospel Explains the true nature of the new man whose coming Jesus envisioned Translated and interpreted by the author of the...

An in-depth study of humanity’s Anunnaki origins and the Anunnaki battle for an intelligent versus enslaved humanity Explains the genetic engineering of humanity by an Anunnaki scientist Ninmah Shows how the concepts of sin and the inferiority of women arose from Enlil’s will to keep...

How might premodern exegesis of Genesis inform Christian debates about creation today? Imagine a table with three people in dialogue: a young-earth creationist, an old-earth creationist, and an evolutionary creationist. Into the room walks Augustine of Hippo, one of the most significant theologians in the history of the church. In what ways will his reading of Scripture and his doctrine of creation inform, deepen, and shape the conversation?

What if the story of creation you’ve never heard is the one you’ve been missing? Hidden within the traditions of the ancient Maya lies a narrative as powerful as any epic—filled with gods who shape the world with words, heroes who descend into the underworld, and a vision of humanity unlike anything found in Western thought. The Popol Vuh is not just a myth. It is a blueprint for understanding life, death, memory, and identity. Yet for many readers, it remains difficult to approach—dense, unfamiliar, and often misunderstood. This book changes that. Inside, you’ll uncover: The ...

In just over a hundred years - from the death of Muhammad in 632 to the beginning of the Abbasid Caliphate in 750 - the followers of the Prophet swept across the whole of the Middle East, North Africa, and Spain. Their armies threatened states as far flung as the Franks in Western Europe and the Tang Empire in China. The conquered territory was larger than the Roman Empire at its greatest expansion, and it was claimed for the Arabs in roughly half the time.

Now revised and updated--John Lennox's acclaimed method of reading and interpreting the first chapters of Genesis without discounting either science or Scripture. What did the writer of Genesis mean by "the first day?" Are the seven days in Genesis 1 a literal week or a series of time periods?...

The modern world is held captive by a brilliantly designed house of cards. For generations, the secular scientific establishment has presented the theory of evolution, the Big Bang, and the timeline of "deep time" not as theories, but as undeniable, absolute facts. From the television screens of The Cosmos to the halls of academia, humanity is taught that the universe is a godless accident and that biological life crawled out of the mud through a brutal, random lottery of death and time. In The Logic of Creation, David Michael Curtis brings this secular narrative into the cold, silent ...

This compelling book reveals a remarkable truth: Indigenous peoples across the globe—from the Native Americans to the Māori of New Zealand, and from the Aztecs to ancient Africans—communicated in ancient German. It challenges the narrative of mainstream history, suggesting that what we've been taught is merely a facade, masking a rich and profound heritage that has been hidden from us for too long. By examining the clues woven into language and culture, here we can piece together the captivating story of our true history.

The poem that invented the universe. Before Homer's heroes sailed to Troy, before Odysseus wandered the wine-dark sea, a Boeotian shepherd named Hesiod stood on Mount Helicon and received from the Muses the oldest surviving account of how everything began. The Theogony is the foundational text of Greek mythology — the poem that gave the gods their genealogy, the cosmos its architecture, and Western literature its first creation story. From the primordial abyss of Chaos to the rise of Zeus, from the castration of Uranus to the birth of Aphrodite from the foam of the sea, Hesiod's thousand-...

The petrified remains of former gigantic serpents and other leviathan type creatures are literally everywhere in the physical realm, and in ways that we can barely begin to imagine? For most of us at some point during our life, have trampled upon the massive carcass of a former biological creature turned to stone without realising it. Because we have been told by academia, that they are naturally occurring geological structures, caused by underground volcanic activity, which occurred millions of years in the past. In other words, a case of mistaken identity.

The Prayer of Jesus, or the Lord's Prayer, is among Christianity's most beloved teachings, a daily devotion practiced by Christians everywhere. If we could travel back in time to the ancient Holy Land and witness Jesus himself speaking and meditating upon these words, what would we learn? On...

Ancient Egyptian Mythology is not a single story. It is a machine built to keep the universe alive. To modern readers, the religion of ancient Egypt can seem impossibly complicated. Gods merge identities. Cities preserve conflicting creation myths. The sun becomes a falcon, a scarab, and an aging man. Magic, mummification, temple ritual, kingship, and the afterlife appear to belong to entirely different worlds. The Nine Who Made the World supplies the missing key: Ma’at, the principle of truth, balance, justice, and cosmic order. Once you understand Ma’at, the crowded Egyptian pantheon ...