Articles related to "Jezebel"

Jezebel has been portrayed for centuries as a wicked harlot; recent scholarship and archaeological evidence argue otherwise.

Elijah's flight from Jezebel, his meeting with God on Mt. Horeb and the still small voice recorded in 1 Kings 19 picture a prophet in a struggle between faith and doubt.

Depeche Mode offer more songs of faith and devotion on their twelfth studio album Sounds of the Universe.

Sikov brings a fresh perspective on the turbulent life of this unforgettable two-time Academy-Award winning actor.

In his vision an angel instructed John to write to the Church in Laodicea and say to them 'Behold I stand at the door and knock',

Felix Mendelssohn's oratorio Elijah: facts, the cast, brief synopsis, brief history, and other Mendelssohn-related information.

Depeche Mode launch the first ever iTunes music pass offering fans their album Sounds of the Universe and a grab bag of other material for one low fee.

Sookie Stackhouse may be able to read people's minds but even she would have struggled to predict the way in which the British public have sucked up True Blood.

Originally published in 1998, these fun books for kids offer bizarre facts, quirky characters and a creative format sure to appeal to primary school aged readers.

The book Lover of Unreason details the relationship between Assia Wevill and Ted Hughes. This book also places the plight of Assia Wevill into a social context.

Depeche Mode fans delight with the release of the band's 12th album, Sounds of The Universe, along with concert tickets to its worldwide tour.

Following their latest release, Sounds of the Universe, Depeche Mode embarked on a "Tour of the Universe" flaunting both new material and fan-favorites.

A Michael Moorcock Special Issue, with over a third of the magazine given over to the former enfant terrible turned Elder Statesman.

The 1950s and 1960s saw several records for film directing set. It was also a period when several directing veterans affirmed their place in movie history.

Few women are mentioned and thus honored within the genealogy of Old Testament characters. Rahab, the prostitute, was one of them. What was so special about her?

The 1940s saw several firsts that became part of Academy Award history and trivia. From the first foreign film Oscar to the youngest director to receive a nomination.

The "Carriers of Civilization" dominated the Mediterranean for centuries, establishing colonies and trading their dyed textiles as far away as Southern Spain.