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8 illustrations — Vivid stories and real-world analogies for sermon use
In 1841, workers drilling near the Parisian village of Grenelle struck an artesian aquifer after eight years of boring through 548 meters of rock. The...
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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...
In 333 BC, Alexander the Great rode into Jerusalem on a warhorse draped in purple, his cavalry stretching behind him like a river of bronze....
In 1888, a cholera outbreak swept through Hamburg, Germany, killing over eight thousand people in ten weeks. The city's water supply had been drawn from...
In 1944, Allied bombs had reduced much of Coventry, England, to rubble. The medieval cathedral lay in ruins, its famous pipe organ nothing but twisted...
In September 1945, when Douglas MacArthur arrived in Tokyo to accept Japan's formal surrender, his aides prepared a convoy of armored vehicles, flags snapping from...
In 1857, a Scottish minister named George Muller ran five orphanages in Bristol, England, housing over two thousand children. He never once asked for a...
In the abandoned village of Lifta, just outside Jerusalem's western edge, a natural spring still flows from beneath the limestone. For centuries, families carried clay...