Format: 3 audio CDs
Ages: Grades 5–12
Publisher: Answers in Genesis–US
Published: 2008
Education for the classroom, entertainment for the family!
This multi-CD volume features 'history evangelist' Diana Waring and her enthusiastic 'storyteller' style of communication. This combined collection spans the time from the Genesis account of creation through the development of ancient cultures and reveals recent archaeological discoveries that cast light back on these amazing times. This 3-CD set was originally developed for use with the History Revealed homeschool curriculum but soon became appreciated by parents and non-homeschoolers for its exciting insights and fun style of delivery. You'll never think of history as dull and un-interesting again! (These accounts of people and events are supplemental to the material heard in What in the World? Volume 1.)
Together, you will
- RACE through the narrow byways of antiquity, digging through stories to uncover history’s remarkable heroes and their amazing adventures.
- MEET relentless archaeologists who overcame failure, derision, and war to unearth empires their critics considered only myths.
- WITNESS surprising discoveries of biblical civilizations forgotten by science until the last century.
- ENCOUNTER the hand of God reaching toward people of all nations to save them from captivity and destruction.
Track contents
Disc 1:
- Introduction
- Dates for Creation
- Early Man
- Where Did Cain Get His Wife? Waring interviews Ken Ham
- The Table of Nations
Disc 2:
- The Origin of “Races” Interview with Ken Ham
- The Dispersion after Babel Interview with Bodie Hodge
- Discovery of Troy
- Discovery of Ur
- The Rosetta Stone
Disc 3:
- The Hittites
- Discovery of Nineveh
- The Biblical Prophecies of Jesus Fulfilled
From the “History Revealed” curriculum. View the entire collection.
- world
- history
- history
- alive
- homeschool
- home
- school
- high
- school
- teens
- family
- vacation
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