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The Examiner
04 Jan 2014
Anyone who knows the New Testament is aware that we do not have a complete statement of what St. Paul was preaching. He was considered the new kid on the block, a near-fanatic who appeared in the early Church preaching a message that he claimed was given to him in a revelation ... Of course at that time the keepers of Christian doctrine were the Apostles. St ... Peter. Of this incident Paul says. ... "Then I went to Syria and Cilicia ... [Galatians 1 ... ....(size: 11.5Kb)
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Rocky Mount Telegram
03 Jan 2014
Do your utmost to come before winter. (2 Timothy 4.21). Now that Christmas is over, our thoughts quickly turn to the year ahead. The truth is, January can be one of the most depressing months of the year ... Winter doesn’t have to be a dark, dreary time in our lives ... Think about it ... It was no different with Paul ... Barnabas took Mark and headed for Cyprus while Paul teamed with Silas, who accompanied him through Syria and Cilicia ... ....(size: 3.7Kb)
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Huffington Post
03 Jan 2014
The note, which included her address, asked the note's finder to please write ... A copy of the original note, transcribed by the BBC, reads, "Dear finder, my name is Zoe Lemon ... email ... U.S ... A Viennese archeologist claims to have discovered the remains of Arsinoe IV, sister to the infamous Cleopatra. She says the remains were found in Ephesus, where Arsinoe was said to have died, but others say there is no hard evidence to back up the claims....(size: 25.1Kb)
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Huffington Post
31 Dec 2013
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Archaeologists say excavations for a Mexico City subway extension have turned up what appears to be an unusual Aztec offering ... Also on HuffPost. Loading Slideshow ... A Viennese archeologist claims to have discovered the remains of Arsinoe IV, sister to the infamous Cleopatra. She says the remains were found in Ephesus, where Arsinoe was said to have died, but others say there is no hard evidence to back up the claims ... ....(size: 24.3Kb)
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Huffington Post
30 Dec 2013
The story of the Ross Sea Party is one of unlikely survival ... No one has seen what those lost years were like, until now ... The images were released after painstaking restoration work ... (.) ... A Viennese archeologist claims to have discovered the remains of Arsinoe IV, sister to the infamous Cleopatra. She says the remains were found in Ephesus, where Arsinoe was said to have died, but others say there is no hard evidence to back up the claims....(size: 26.6Kb)
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The Los Angeles Times
14 Dec 2013
Allin ... St. Nicholas, “born in the city of Patara, now known as Arsinoe, in Turkey.” He’s often cited as Greek, but Alyssa Rosenberg of ThinkProgress hypothesized that due to the region’s ethnic makeup, “his skin tone might well have been such that it would have gotten him stopped and frisked while trying to enter homes in certain neighborhoods in New York City late at night.” ... 0 ... ....(size: 11.5Kb)
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Huffington Post
10 Dec 2013
A box of paint, a school bag and maybe a bit of candy. These were the items desired by one modest little boy writing to Santa Claus in 1915 ... Toys and candy were almost afterthoughts ... A Viennese archeologist claims to have discovered the remains of Arsinoe IV, sister to the infamous Cleopatra. She says the remains were found in Ephesus, where Arsinoe was said to have died, but others say there is no hard evidence to back up the claims ... ....(size: 25.3Kb)
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Visit to Western Prelacy of America of the Armenian Apostolic Church's Great House of Cilicia (President of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic)
noodls28 Nov 2013
The President rated high the role played by the Great House of Cilicia in preserving Armenian ... 2013-11-27 Visit to Western Prelacy of America of the Armenian Apostolic Church's Great House of Cilicia distributed by....(size: 1.1Kb)
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Huffington Post
26 Nov 2013
Howard Carter's hands were trembling when he first set eyes on the chambers of the tomb of King Tutankhamun. It was Nov ... (AP Photo) ... (AP Photo) ... (AP Photo) ... (AP Photo) ... (AP Photo) ... (Photo ... A Viennese archeologist claims to have discovered the remains of Arsinoe IV, sister to the infamous Cleopatra. She says the remains were found in Ephesus, where Arsinoe was said to have died, but others say there is no hard evidence to back up the claims ... ....(size: 25.7Kb)
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Huffington Post
22 Nov 2013
It's nice to know that thousands of years ago, human ancestors also sought comfort in food ... Led by Haifa University's Professor Dani Nadel, with the help of colleagues Dr ... (Photo ... U.S ... A Viennese archeologist claims to have discovered the remains of Arsinoe IV, sister to the infamous Cleopatra. She says the remains were found in Ephesus, where Arsinoe was said to have died, but others say there is no hard evidence to back up the claims ... ....(size: 26.9Kb)
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Huffington Post
21 Nov 2013
A man out walking his dog at the end of October was astonished to discover literally hundreds of bills floating in a river in Lincolnshire county, England ... Also on HuffPost ... (Photo ... U.S ... A Viennese archeologist claims to have discovered the remains of Arsinoe IV, sister to the infamous Cleopatra. She says the remains were found in Ephesus, where Arsinoe was said to have died, but others say there is no hard evidence to back up the claims....(size: 25.1Kb)
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Huffington Post
20 Nov 2013
Metal detectorists exploring an area in southern Finland have stumbled upon the burial plot of a fascinating ancient figure ... "There is now speculation that it may have been in a fire ... A Viennese archeologist claims to have discovered the remains of Arsinoe IV, sister to the infamous Cleopatra. She says the remains were found in Ephesus, where Arsinoe was said to have died, but others say there is no hard evidence to back up the claims ... ....(size: 25.4Kb)
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Huffington Post
15 Nov 2013
According to the Jakarta Post, a woman who was collecting oysters stumbled across a treasure chest in the Indonesian village Tuesday ... Also on HuffPost. Loading Slideshow ... (Photo ... (Photo ... A Viennese archeologist claims to have discovered the remains of Arsinoe IV, sister to the infamous Cleopatra. She says the remains were found in Ephesus, where Arsinoe was said to have died, but others say there is no hard evidence to back up the claims ... ....(size: 24.7Kb)
