Dagon the Fish-God of the Philistines
Colossal Statue of Rameses II at Abu-Simbel
Ancient Palaces, Halls, Stairways, and Gateways
Reconstructions & Sketches of the Ancient World
Reconstruction Sketch of the Ziggurat at Ur
Hall of a Hundred Columns Relief Persepolis
Ancient Seas, Rivers, Mountains, Hills, and Valleys
Ancient Mummies, Sarcophagus, Tombs, and Ossuaries
Your word is a lamp to my feet And a light to my path.
Ancient Seas, Rivers, Mountains, Hills, and Valleys
Pompeii Illustration Rolling Up a Sail
Ancient Tombs, Death and the Afterlife
Assyrian King Trods the Neck of His Enemy
Prisoners Under an Egyptian Kings Footstool
Army of Sennacherib Attacking a City
Plan of Abdon Reconstruction. Khirbet Adben
Persian Archers at Palace of Darius I
Ancient Ziggurats, Pyramids, and Temples
Reconstruction Sketch of the Temple of Marduk, Babylon
Paintings and Sketches by Bjanikka Ben, Galina Nelson, Maliyah Weston and more
Ancient Patriarchs Clothing in the Time of Abraham
Greek Temple Ruins – Aphrodisias in Turkey
Ancient Buildings, Walls, Towers and Gates
Ancient Asians and Philistines Chained
Reconstruction of the Sumerian Oval Temple at Khafaje
Ancient Hittite Soldiers from Carchemish
Palace of Tiglath Pileser at Nineveh
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The Name Jesus in Ancient Hebrew Script
Or what woman, having ten silver coins, if she loses one coin, does not light a lamp, sweep the house, and search carefully until she finds it? And when she has found it, she calls her friends and neighbors together, saying, Rejoice with me, for I have found the piece which I lost! Likewise, I say to you, there is joy in the presence of the angels of God over one sinner who repents.
NewIllustrated Bible HistoryA growing database of images and sketches of the ancient world.
First Century Jerusalem Synagogue Stone
Ancient Ziggurats, Pyramids, and Temples
Ancient Architecture, Buildings, Walls, Towers, and Gates
Then Jesus spoke to them again, saying, I am the light of the world. He who follows Me shall not walk in darkness, but have the light of life.
Ancient Palaces, Halls, Stairways, and Gateways
Sketch of Nebuchadnezzars City of Babylon
Luxor – Amun Cult Center near Karnak
In the ancient world there wasnt electricity like today, in fact the inside of a home was about as dim as a 40-watt light bulb. In the earliest of times lamps were stone bowls filled with animal fat. They would float a wick of twisted plant fibers. Later the bowls were made of pottery filled with olive oil. Most homes would contain several oil lamps because olive oil was in abundance and therefore not expensive. There was also an oven that provided a little bit of light, but the oil lamps were the main source of light in every home. Ancient lamps were oval shaped, and flat on top. They actually had small bowls on one end, with the other end pinched real tight which formed a groove to hold the cotton or flax wick. One end of the wick would even float in the olive oil. Some of the lamps had a lid over the bowl. They were usually made of clay, but the more expensive lamps were made of bronze and sometimes even of gold. Some of these were very beautiful and would contain very elaborate decorations, and many Roman lamps had images of their gods.