The King Who Left the War Horse Behind
In 333 BC, Alexander the Great swept through the ancient Near East on his famous warhorse Bucephalus, a massive black stallion that no one else...
This is stories & illustrations, drawing on Zechariah 9:9.
In 333 BC, Alexander the Great swept through the ancient Near East on his famous warhorse Bucephalus, a massive black stallion that no one else could ride. When Alexander entered a conquered city, the ground shook. His cavalry of 1,800 Companion horsemen thundered behind him in bronze armor. The message was unmistakable: bow or be destroyed. Tyre refused, and Alexander spent seven months building a causeway across the sea to crush it.…
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