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[Tennessee Nana]

PING

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[BenLurkin]

Great find. They should milk it for all it’s worth.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

To think what life must have been like in those cities. Probably hard, brutal, and short.

Here is a good page about Magnesia Through Time

Magnesia on the Maeander is an ancient city in western Turkey that was founded by Greek colonists almost three milennia ago. It grew to be a prosperous town with all the architectural trappings of Hellenistic civilization, and later, Roman Imperial grandeur. Today the site of its main temple sanctuary is crossed by a highway, but few tourists stop to visit the ruins nestled among fig orchards and small farms.

Near the end of the article, you will find information about the stadium in Magnesia.

I'd LOVE to travel there!

[chuckles]

This is written about in Rev 2:12 as the throne of Satan at Pergamum. The Germans took it to Berlin and put it in a museum. Hitler’s propaganda minister built a copy of it in Berlin for Hitler to speak from. When you see Hitler speaking to thousands of people, that’s what was built for him from this model of Satan’s throne.There were 6 million Jews killed out of approximately 60 million people killed in WWII. This is considered the “tithe” to Satan during the war.