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- catalog contributor b3214556.
- catalog created "[c1939]".
- catalog date "1939".
- catalog date "[c1939]".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "[c1939]".
- catalog description "I. Introduction -- what is the hour in the clock of the universe? -- II. Our streamlined civilization -- a prophetic era -- III. Putting the spotlight on the Bible -- Bible history in the laboratory -- IV. Looking into the future -- Lifting the veil of Biblical obscurity -- V. Keys that unlock the past -- The Romance of excavating ancient ruins -- VI. "The stones shall be for signs" -- The monuments of time -- VII. The beginning of the world -- Creation tablets and the first map of the Earth -- VIII. Records of a garden of Eden -- Ruins of eight civilizations -- IX. Ten ante-diluvian dynasties -- Ancient petrified giants -- X. Archives of a world-wide flood -- The city of Ninevah and the tomb of Jonah -- XI. There was a tower of Babel -- Origin of languages -- XII. Oldest cities resurrected -- Kish, Sodom and Gomorrah speak -- XIII. "Wonders" in the Land of Egypt -- How the pyramids were built and why -- XIV. Cleopatra's needle -- A message from the Pharaohs of Moses' time -- ".
- catalog description "XV. The priceless treasures of King Tutankhamen -- The 'curse' of the tomb exposed -- XVI. Abraham's home discovered -- Sarah's burial ground -- XVII. From a prison cell to food administrator -- Joseph, a slave boy, saves a nation -- XVIII. Moses and his foster mother, Hatshepsut -- XIX. The walls of Jericho -- XX. Joshua defies a mighty empire -- The miraculous conquest of Canaan -- XXI. Samson, the world's stronagest man -- XXII. Jerusalem, the most controversial spot on earth -- XXIII. King Solomon, the ancient copper king -- The lost empire of the Queen of Sheba -- XXIV. The kingdom of Israel decays by divine wrath -- The reign of Ahab and Jezebel -- XXV. Ancient Babylon comes to life -- XXVI. Old Persia speaks -- Queen Esther's capital city -- XXVII. Daniel's prophecy of the Four kingdoms -- The brass kingdom of Alexander the Great -- XXVIII. The voices of the prophets echo through the ages -- XXIX. Mummified crocodiles confirm New Testament writings -- ".
- catalog description "XXX. How the Bible was written -- Discoveries of Ancient manuscripts.".
- catalog extent "iv, 124 p.".
- catalog hasFormat "Ancient stones cry out.".
- catalog isFormatOf "Ancient stones cry out.".
- catalog issued "1939".
- catalog issued "[c1939]".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "New York, Biblical treasures".
- catalog relation "Ancient stones cry out.".
- catalog subject "BS620 .E5".
- catalog subject "Bible Antiquities.".
- catalog subject "Bible Evidences, authority, etc.".
- catalog tableOfContents "I. Introduction -- what is the hour in the clock of the universe? -- II. Our streamlined civilization -- a prophetic era -- III. Putting the spotlight on the Bible -- Bible history in the laboratory -- IV. Looking into the future -- Lifting the veil of Biblical obscurity -- V. Keys that unlock the past -- The Romance of excavating ancient ruins -- VI. "The stones shall be for signs" -- The monuments of time -- VII. The beginning of the world -- Creation tablets and the first map of the Earth -- VIII. Records of a garden of Eden -- Ruins of eight civilizations -- IX. Ten ante-diluvian dynasties -- Ancient petrified giants -- X. Archives of a world-wide flood -- The city of Ninevah and the tomb of Jonah -- XI. There was a tower of Babel -- Origin of languages -- XII. Oldest cities resurrected -- Kish, Sodom and Gomorrah speak -- XIII. "Wonders" in the Land of Egypt -- How the pyramids were built and why -- XIV. Cleopatra's needle -- A message from the Pharaohs of Moses' time -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "XV. The priceless treasures of King Tutankhamen -- The 'curse' of the tomb exposed -- XVI. Abraham's home discovered -- Sarah's burial ground -- XVII. From a prison cell to food administrator -- Joseph, a slave boy, saves a nation -- XVIII. Moses and his foster mother, Hatshepsut -- XIX. The walls of Jericho -- XX. Joshua defies a mighty empire -- The miraculous conquest of Canaan -- XXI. Samson, the world's stronagest man -- XXII. Jerusalem, the most controversial spot on earth -- XXIII. King Solomon, the ancient copper king -- The lost empire of the Queen of Sheba -- XXIV. The kingdom of Israel decays by divine wrath -- The reign of Ahab and Jezebel -- XXV. Ancient Babylon comes to life -- XXVI. Old Persia speaks -- Queen Esther's capital city -- XXVII. Daniel's prophecy of the Four kingdoms -- The brass kingdom of Alexander the Great -- XXVIII. The voices of the prophets echo through the ages -- XXIX. Mummified crocodiles confirm New Testament writings -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "XXX. How the Bible was written -- Discoveries of Ancient manuscripts.".
- catalog title "The ancient stones cry out, by Peyton Hervey Enniss.".
- catalog type "text".