This section contains much of the information from my program - The Babylonians
How to use this program

If you know the basics about Windows then your all set. I've tried to make this information program as simple as possible. Here are a few tips:

-Try to set your screen resolution to 1024x768. Check in your Windows Control Panel.
-Instructions for using this program are very self explanatory.
-The Table of Contents will guide you through the program.
-Pop-up definitions are in green with a dotted line.
-Jump texts are in green with a solid line like these Maps.
-Click on the Contents button at the top to bring you to the Start Page.
-Don't forget to experiment with copy and paste, annotations, print, search, and bookmark.
-This program works with any version of Windows.

Who is this program for?

Ps 119:130 "The entrance of Your Words gives light; it gives understanding to the simple."

As with all of my programs the main emphasis is on Biblical history. I designed this program to help students who wish to learn the basics about ancient Babylonia and its culture. Without a proper understanding of the ancient world the Bible can be very hard to understand and often misinterpreted.

What's covered in this program?

Who were the Babylonians? Where were they from? Why does the Bible mention so much about them? These questions and more are often asked by curious students of the Book of Books, the Bible. One of the main interests in this region of the world is no doubt attached to some of the miraculous events that happened nearby, such as the Garden of Eden, Noah's Ark, the Tower of Babel and the magnificent kingdom built by King Nebuchadnezzar where just his gardens were recorded in history as one of the wonders of the world. In this brief program my intention is to give a general overview of the Babylonians, their people, places and events that have been substantiated as fixed facts in history. I hope you enjoy it.

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