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Ancient Post-Flood History: Historical Documents That Point to Biblical Creation

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This book is a Christian timeline of ancient post-Flood history based on Bible chronology, the early church fathers, and ancient Jewish and secular history. This can be used as a companion guide in the study of Creation science. This revised edition adds the background history of nine new countries. Learn the true origins of the countries and people of France, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Ireland, Scotland, Greece, Italy, Russia, Egypt, Israel, Iraq, Iran, China, the Arabs, the Kurds, and more. Some questions answered: Who were the Pharaohs in the times of Joseph and Moses? When did the famine of Joseph occur? What Egyptian documents mention these? When did the Exodus take place? When did the kings of Egypt start being called “Pharaoh” and why? Who was the first king of a united Italy? Who was Zeus and where was he buried? Where did Shem and Ham rule and where were they buried? How large was Nimrod’s invasion force that set up the Babylonian Empire, and when did this invasion occur? What is Nimrod’s name in Persian documents? How can we use this information to witness to unbelievers?

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About the Author

Ken Johnson is an author and lecturer who speaks on a variety of issues related to Bible prophecy, ancient history, and the apostasy that will form in the church in the last days. He received a Doctorate in Theology from the Christian College of Texas, Texarkana Tx, in 1989. He is also the author of the website Biblefacts.org
Dimensions 13.97 × 1.09 × 21.59 cm
Publisher ‏

‎ CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform (1 Jan. 2010)
Language ‏

‎ English
Paperback ‏

‎ 190 pages
ISBN-10 ‏

‎ 1449927939
ISBN-13 ‏

‎ 978-1449927936
Dimensions ‏

‎ 13.97 x 1.09 x 21.59 cm

10 reviews for Ancient Post-Flood History: Historical Documents That Point to Biblical Creation

  1. C W –


    This book stands apart from many others because it provides easy access to everyday people to the ancient book of Jasher, which although not part of the bible, backs up facts recorded by the bible. This is a Jewish text from circa 1600BC with many copies still in circulation 0BC / 0AD and later. Ken shows that this book was held in high esteem by Jewish historians writing there acconts then. Copies still exist and Ken uses an English translation of it. Ken also includes short chapters on Celtic, Russian, Armenian and Egyptian histories adequate to show that the theme whereby further ancient written histories that also back up the Biblical and Book of Jasher are shown to have been in circulation. Extracts from these still exist in part. A very good book to spark anyone with an enquiring mind to start asking questions of their own and begin their own journeys of discovery.

  2. Alec Marsh –


    Essential to the true faith and anyone interested in the real history of the world, with secular timelines corrected and false religions exsposed, this book should be added to every/any student!

  3. christine John –


    Another great book ,easy to read and understand, would recommend it to anyone that studies the bible.

  4. steve pugh –


    Just rating will do

  5. Bob Mitchell –


    Jam packed with information. Absolutely fascinating and so well researched. A must for anyone’s bookshelf who loves the subject of our true past history.

  6. Kindle Customer –


    great books great books great indeed very good best ever a must buy yes go go buy multiple books now ok yes

  7. Gareth Richard Davis –


    Worth reading, but — whether due to me writing projects of my own which caused a hiatus in my reading — I found the charts confusing.Still, I shall read his other books.

  8. Erica Allen –


    Excellent and interesting reading

  9. Amazon Customer –

    Gives deep insight into demographic shift… who …
    Gives deep insight into demographic shift…who went where….. Ken as usual draws you to realistic account of facts of Scripture and writings of Biblical origin. Worth keeping in your library and a Bible student must study this.

  10. Sandy –

    enthralling
    Although I could not really retain all the information in this book I found it sooo interesting. To actually see how everyone still can trace their heritage back to Noah. Which I turn then back to Adam and Eve. Also to see how quickly the human race fell away from God even after see his power in the flood.

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