That was taken at the British Museum in the afternoon of June 20, 2015, Jim. A facinating place filled with artifacts all over the world and good for the blog, particularly the OT verses. GOD did not elect/choose Pharaoh but for His divine plan, will, and purpose, GOD made him successful and he had more power. It was not a blessing, it was for an ultimate curse on Pharaoh. With pride, hardened heart, and callousness, Pharoah was brought down, reduced, humbled, and perished. We have lots of lessons on this one but we will continue this with Exodus 9:15-18 tomorrow. Blessings to you, Nancy, and your kids!
Yes, Jim, twice, all in 2015. I’ve a picture of the Babylonian statue head, had I known, I could have sent it to you. Anyway, I’ll just put pics on the cloud just in case in the future. I’ll send the link.
Actually, I can’t remember if they did but they do have one of the figures. You’re welcome, Jim, I still have to continue collating relevant ones and I’ll send the link within the day.
I also LOVE this picture!!!! I thought that was fantastic imagery. Pharaoh and his heart really loses its meaning from Hebrew to English. Modern translations do not do the original languages justice in regards to election. Looking forward to seeing y’all this evening and praying for your sight, Jim.
Thank you Mandylorian! I’m sure you went to there in your travels and vacations in the UK. Yes, the strength and meaning of words get lost from translations as there are words unique to the language and experience of a culture/society. Happy to know that! Good night, Mandy!
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Pharaoh’s heart was hardened; fascinating you have a picture of a hardened form of Pharoah!
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That was taken at the British Museum in the afternoon of June 20, 2015, Jim. A facinating place filled with artifacts all over the world and good for the blog, particularly the OT verses. GOD did not elect/choose Pharaoh but for His divine plan, will, and purpose, GOD made him successful and he had more power. It was not a blessing, it was for an ultimate curse on Pharaoh. With pride, hardened heart, and callousness, Pharoah was brought down, reduced, humbled, and perished. We have lots of lessons on this one but we will continue this with Exodus 9:15-18 tomorrow. Blessings to you, Nancy, and your kids!
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Have you visited the British Museum????
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Yes, Jim, twice, all in 2015. I’ve a picture of the Babylonian statue head, had I known, I could have sent it to you. Anyway, I’ll just put pics on the cloud just in case in the future. I’ll send the link.
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Wow thanks for sharing that! That is sooo neat. I would love to visit the Museum one day; did they had the Ishtar Gate on display when you visited?
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Actually, I can’t remember if they did but they do have one of the figures. You’re welcome, Jim, I still have to continue collating relevant ones and I’ll send the link within the day.
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👍👍👍
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Wow it didn’t dawn on me then that the picture for that lion was part of the Ishtar gate!!
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Chances are, there was no gate at that time, only that mural. Jim, I sent the link in your mailbox.
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Thanks for filling me in; never been there so you would know
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No worries, Jim, this pandemic will be over and I’m sure that will be part of your top 10 list of countries to travel.
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Would love to!
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Wow, you’re online with a lightning fast response. I stillnhave to upload the second time I went there which has South American and Asian collections.
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Wow! Thanks for your work with those email. Will look at them after my nap!
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Wait, you need more than a nap😴 for twitch sake.😉
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True
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I also LOVE this picture!!!! I thought that was fantastic imagery. Pharaoh and his heart really loses its meaning from Hebrew to English. Modern translations do not do the original languages justice in regards to election. Looking forward to seeing y’all this evening and praying for your sight, Jim.
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Thank you Mandylorian! I’m sure you went to there in your travels and vacations in the UK. Yes, the strength and meaning of words get lost from translations as there are words unique to the language and experience of a culture/society. Happy to know that! Good night, Mandy!
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Yay looking forward to seeing you tonight too. Agreed there’s things lost in translation some probably more than I realize!
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