City on a Hill
Gary MyersCity on a Hill focuses on biblical archaeology, backgrounds, and interpretation. The goal is to discover, highlight, and ponder the context and meaning of Scripture.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 15 | Subscribers | Read | cityonahillproject.substack.com |
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The Winged Sun Disk: An Enduring Symbol from Antiquity
Photograph of Hezekiah’s winged sun disk design, Madian Project.
Touching the Past: Finding the Human Connection in Ancient Artifacts
What’s more personal than a fingerprint? Each print is unique and special to its owner. We leave these marks on glass and metal, as well as anything else we touch, on a daily basis.
Marching to War, and Crimes Against Humanity, in God's Name
The words “God with Us” (“Gott mit Uns”) emblazoned on a Nazi belt buckle stopped me cold. I never imagined I would find anything related to God on a Nazi uniform. Did the Nazi’s really believe that God was on their side? Probably so. They ...
Sea Snails and the Color Fit for a King
Purple ruled the Ancient Near Eastern color palette. Purple signified wealth, opulence, and royalty. The color still evokes some of those ideas today. In New Orleans, purple plays a key role in the Mardi Gras season (along with green and go...
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