Significance of History - Christian Art

Ladies and gentlemen of the blockchain and its environs. I welcome you to the steemchurch museum and just for knowing- its the first of its kind on the blockchain, as being said on the previous trip, it's a place that entails all form of Christians artifacts. Where history will be made known without any form of speculation, representing and learning about Christian art in theme, picture and objects modified by humans culture.

An artifact, or artefact (see American and British English spelling differences), is something made or given shape by humans, such as a tool or a work of art, especially an object of archaeological interest.

Considerably, since the thought if Christian art is entirely portrayal and instructing as respects Christianity in topics and pictorial configuration, the historical center will involves some huge sequence of the Bible as an open methods for reporting scriptural occasions with a rundown of Christians relics, so take a load off as I take you through some scriptural artifacts:

⊙ Mesha Stele

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From the line of Christian artifacts, Mesha Stele is one of the most valuable Biblical artifacts, it's an inscribed stone that was created by King Mesha of Moab, the mesha stele also got a name called Moabite Stone that was 4 feet high and its wideness of about 2 feet and thickness of 14 inches.The writing on it is of the Old Hebrew script which literally tell about Chemosh who happened to be the god of moab and due to the fact that he was furious with his people, causing a subjugation of his people to Israel, despite this, Chemosh still saw reason in assisting Mesha to attain back their freedom from Israel and to restore back the lands of Moab. Considering all these, the mesha stele also made mention of house of David, Israel, and also Yahweh. For biblical reference, you can read up 2 Kings 3:4-27

Name:	Mesha Stele
location:	Louvre Museum which is the world's largest art museum in Paris, France
Date:	c.850 BCE
Discovered:	1868, Dhiban, Jordan and 20 miles east of the Dead Sea,
Significance:	biblical depicts that tell about the triumphs of Moabite ruler Mesha over the House of Omri-kingdom of Israel, it also bears the most punctual certain additional scriptural reference to the Israelite God "Yahweh".

⊙The Famed Arch of Titus

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The Famed Arch of Titus is one of the largest arch that entails columns that are both unfluted and fluted, the arch was built with Pentelic marble by Emperor Domitian in c. AD 82, this construction was done just after the death of Titus ( older brother ) and this was to remind his people as regards Titus's victories and that of his father Vespasian, the arch was indeed a commemoration of both Titus and his father's victory during the Jewish War in Judaea which was year battle, the Siege of Jerusalem.For biblical affirmances on the Arch of Titus, check out the following verses; Matthew 24: 2, Mark 13: 2, Luke 21: 6.

Name:	Arch of Titus
location:	Via Sacra, Rome, south-east of the Roman Forum.
Date:	c. AD 82
Discovered:	1st century, Roma
Significance:	Roman triumph,Titus and Vespasian victory, First Jewish Roman War.

Thanks for coming around, hope you were enlightened with this few artifacts, till we meet again for more Christian chronology

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