Neo-Assyrian Camp Decimated by Biblical Angel: Unearthing an Ancient Mystery

Join us on an extraordinary journey into the past as we explore the recently discovered Neo-Assyrian camp, allegedly decimated by a Biblical angel. This fascinating video delves into ancient civilizations and unravels historical mysteries through the lens of archaeology. From the mighty Neo-Assyrian Empire to the captivating stories of ancient Egypt, the Roman Empire, Greek civilization, and beyond, we connect the dots of ancient history and uncover the secrets of lost civilizations. Discover ancient artifacts, archaeological discoveries, and historical sites that shed light on this enigmatic event. Witness how ancient cultures, from the Mayans and Aztecs to the Incas, have left their mark on our understanding of history. This historical documentary is a must-watch for anyone intrigued by ancient architecture, ancient wonders, and the enduring legacies of ancient kingdoms and societies. Don't miss this captivating exploration of an ancient relic and the enduring question: Did a Biblical angel truly decimate a Neo-Assyrian camp?
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[@augustbruce]

Not enough info on the discovery.

[@ThirdWorldView940]

Sorry I will remake the video in the coming week.

[@ThirdWorldView940]

Thank you for your comment. I really appreciate it.

[@Stupidityindex]

@@AxelMegaton Believers
Those without a standard reference to reality, would have us all follow their lead. As if travel is best done with one foot in their fantasyland.
1 Corinthians 9:20
And unto the Jews I became as a Jew, that I might gain the Jews; to them that are under the law, as under the law, that I might gain them that are under the law; 21 To them that are without law, as without law, (being not without law to God, but under the law to Christ,) that I might gain them that are without law.
Literate men have always known god as a tool of fiction. Believers continuously avoid the issue; believers commit the crime of indoctrinating children with a fantasyland vocabulary. These wolves in sheep's clothing are commanded to 'suffer the children to come.' Even Jesus Christ said faith was worthless: You can't move mountains by voice command. Faith is a farce, fantasyland of prophecy, & resurrection. Believers don't get respect outside a camp of fellow believers, can't handle any condemnation of cult views, non-believers are eliminated, declared evil, baptized into the cult fantasy. The inquisitions & witch-killing are ended by secular law & order. Jesus Christ becomes alarmed by the gathering crowd of those seeking signs. He performs them in every chapter. It is astounding, how the Christ fantasy ignores Jesus saying, "This is a wicked generation seeking signs, the only sign given is Jonah,"

[@ThirdWorldView940]

I appreciate your perspective and the thoughtful way you've expressed it. It's clear that you have strong feelings about religion and faith, and I respect your right to hold those views. Diversity of belief is a fundamental aspect of our human experience, and it's important to acknowledge and understand different perspectives, even when they differ significantly from our own. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

[@AxelMegaton]

​Sennacherib only wanted to depose the idolatrous Ahaz, and when Ahaz agreed to abdicate in favor of his righteous son Hezekiah, Sennacherib was satisfied and gave the order to retreat. But Ahaz and his companion the prophet Isaiah committed this brutal war crime, for which they later were skinned alive by the Israelites because they realized that the Assyrians were the guarantor of Israel's survival - When the Babylonians invaded Israel and destroyed Jerusalem including the first temple, the Assyrians could not come to the rescue as they used to do before because of the weakening of the Assyrian army caused by the treachery of Ahaz and Isaiah.​ In addition, the Assyrians were also defeated by the non-Semitic Babylonian Persians who forbade the Assyrians to practice their Judaism and also destroyed all the Assyrian synagogues.@@ThirdWorldView940

[@Josh-gx5td]

Well according to the biblical story,they should find the bones of 185,000 Assyrian soldiers

[@ThirdWorldView940]

Thank you for your comment! The story of the angel decimating the Assyrian camp, resulting in the deaths of 185,000 soldiers, is indeed fascinating. However, the passage doesn't specify how the bodies were dealt with. Archaeological evidence for such an event can be challenging to find due to the passage of time, natural decay, and historical record-keeping practices. Discoveries like these are often pieced together from various types of evidence, including artifacts, writings, and environmental studies. This find adds an intriguing piece to the puzzle of understanding historical events described in the Bible. 🏺📜 #History #Archaeology #BiblicalHistory