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Ken Jeremiah

Author and Researcher at Ancient Origins

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  • Aug 14, 2023 | ancient-origins.net | Ken Jeremiah

    Lilith was Adam’s first wife, and after a messy divorce, he married Eve, thus giving birth to the more commonly known Old Testament story of creation, featuring the famous Biblical characters Adam and Eve, who pranced around the Garden of Eden until they knew too much and angered God, having eaten from the Tree of Knowledge, which is a metaphor for learning.

  • Jun 9, 2023 | ancient-origins.net | Ken Jeremiah

    Although not numerous, some people claim that Egyptians once inhabited the Americas. Some stories are too outrageous to believe, yet they are still interesting historical accounts. None more than the one involving ancient Egypt, the Grand Canyon in Arizona, and implied cover-ups by the Smithsonian Institute in Washington DC, which was supposedly working in conjunction with the United States Government. During the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, the US.

  • Jun 2, 2023 | ancient-origins.net | Ken Jeremiah

    Various spiritual traditions hold different views of how the Earth and humankind came to exist. There is the Christian view, mentioned in the Bible, Gospels not included in the Bible, and other Christian texts such as the Kebra Nagast , in which God alone created both Heaven and Earth in six days before taking a much-needed break to rest on the seventh.

  • May 22, 2023 | ancient-origins.net | Ken Jeremiah

    Throughout the centuries, Christianity has been a fiery topic. Some debate about its true origins and connections to other religions, while others look at the malfeasances of some of its religious leaders. Another facet that has been talked about and debated for years is the fascination with certain artifacts, whether they be the bodies of deceased saints or religious reliquaries, and it seems such intrigue will never end.

  • May 12, 2023 | ancient-origins.net | Ken Jeremiah

    Archaeologists discovered a 5,000-year-old Egyptian funerary boat, measuring 60 feet (18 meters), that was so well preserved that it still had intact plant fibers attached to it, in 2016. Found near the pyramids in Abusir, the interesting thing is that it was found in a tomb and not in an area where water once existed.