From the road to Damascus to the fall of the Roman Empire, God has been at work to make Himself known. Follow Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, through the first five centuries of world history following the resurrection of Jesus Christ. From martyrs and missionaries, to Masada and the Edict of Milan, this is a trip you won’t forget. (This episode was recorded a few years ago at a homeschool convention—and includes promotion of the series. Since that recording, the author ...
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From the road to Damascus to the fall of the Roman Empire, God has been at work to make Himself known. Follow Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, through the first five centuries of world history following the resurrection of Jesus Christ. From martyrs and missionaries, to Masada and the Edict of Milan, this is a trip you won’t forget. (This episode was recorded a few years ago at a homeschool convention—and includes promotion of the series. Since that recording, the author ...
Episode 65—Making Sense of the Middle Ages (Part 2)
The Mystery of History
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8 months ago
Episode 65—Making Sense of the Middle Ages (Part 2)
I think the Middle Ages in history can be compared to puberty in life! Sandwiched between ancient times and the Renaissance, the Middle Ages was an awkward time of growth—and a power struggle over authority—much like junior high! Be it that you’ve covered Medieval Times, or are teaching it soon, this is a summary of some of the most significant topics you’ll not want to miss. To help you break this up, I have five stories in our last episode, and five in this one. To learn these stories in fu...
The Mystery of History
From the road to Damascus to the fall of the Roman Empire, God has been at work to make Himself known. Follow Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, through the first five centuries of world history following the resurrection of Jesus Christ. From martyrs and missionaries, to Masada and the Edict of Milan, this is a trip you won’t forget. (This episode was recorded a few years ago at a homeschool convention—and includes promotion of the series. Since that recording, the author ...
