The Throne Room That Turned to Dust
In 1899, German archaeologist Robert Koldewey began excavating the ruins of ancient Babylon in modern-day Iraq. After eighteen years of painstaking work, he uncovered the...
This is stories & illustrations, drawing on Daniel 7:9-10, 13-14.
In 1899, German archaeologist Robert Koldewey began excavating the ruins of ancient Babylon in modern-day Iraq. After eighteen years of painstaking work, he uncovered the massive throne room of Nebuchadnezzar II — a hall stretching 170 feet long, its walls once glazed in brilliant blue brick and adorned with lions and dragons. This was the seat of the most powerful ruler on earth, the man who commanded nations to bow before his golden image.…
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