Skip to content
  • rebirthoftheword
    • About me
    • Contact info
  • Get Your Copy of Journey Through The Origins of History Today
  • Explorations In History
  • Puzzle Pieces of History: Section 1
  • Local History
    • Fuel For Knowledge
  • Knowledge is Power
    • Who are all these GODS and GODDESSES?
      • Who are all these Gods and Goddesses PT. II
    • Exploring the Diverse Religions of the World: A Comprehensive Guide
    • The History Of Writing Systems
    • The Ancients-Ancient Civilizations
    • The Sumerian King List
    • Atra Hasis (Translation)
    • Enuma Elish (The Seven Tablets of Creation)
    • Online References
    • By: J.Z. Remi
  • Social Media and Streaming Channels
  • This Historical Musician

Posts by Tyrone Ellington

  • Home
  • Tyrone Ellington
About Tyrone Ellington
https://www.buymeacoffee.com/rebirthoftheword
Group of Roman priests in togas conducting a fire sacrifice ritual with a bull
Posted inReligion

Understanding the Evolution of Monotheism in Major Religions

The Collegium Pontificum was one of the earliest and most important formal priestly institutions of ancient Roman public religion. In Roman tradition, the organization of priestly authority and sacred law…
Posted by By Tyrone Ellington May 9, 2026Posted inReligionTags: God, history, religionNo Comments
Siege of Savannah
Posted inLocal History

Siege of Savannah

The Siege of Savannah was one of the most important events of the Revolutionary War in Georgia's history. It took place in the fall of 1779, when American and French…
Posted by By Tyrone Ellington April 29, 2026Posted inLocal HistoryTags: george washington, history, warNo Comments
Needwood Baptist Church: A Quiet Landmark of Freedom, Faith, and Education in Coastal Georgia
Posted inReligion

Needwood Baptist Church: A Quiet Landmark of Freedom, Faith, and Education in Coastal Georgia

Needwood Baptist Church is one of those historic places that proves you do not need a massive building to tell a powerful story. Sitting near Brunswick in Glynn County, Georgia,…
Posted by By Tyrone Ellington April 24, 2026Posted inReligionNo Comments
Atra Hasis (Translation)
Posted inReligion The Anunnaki The Beginning

Atra Hasis (Translation)

By: B.R. Foster Complaints of the Lower Gods [1] When the gods were manthey did forced labor, they bore drudgery.Great indeed was the drudgery of the gods,the forced labor was heavy,…
Posted by By Tyrone Ellington March 31, 2026Posted inReligion, The Anunnaki, The BeginningTags: gods, historical, historyNo Comments
Is Heaven Hotter Than Hell? What the Bible Really Suggests
Posted inReligion

Is Heaven Hotter Than Hell? What the Bible Really Suggests

Hebrews 12:29“Our God is a consuming fire.”This is one of the best verses you can use because it is not just symbolic scenery around God. It directly identifies God in…
Posted by By Tyrone Ellington March 26, 2026Posted inReligionNo Comments
National and Ethnic Animal Symbols
Posted inSymbols

National and Ethnic Animal Symbols

Animal Symbolism in The Book of EnochWhen I came across The Book of Enoch and its different versions, I became deeply interested in the animal symbols found throughout its pages,…
Posted by By Tyrone Ellington March 11, 2026Posted inSymbolsTags: historical, history, religionNo Comments
Bacon-Fraser House
Posted inReligion

Bacon-Fraser House

The Bacon Fraser House is a long-standing landmark in downtown Hinesville, remembered by many Liberty County locals as a historic home tucked beneath live oaks and seasonal flowers. The Liberty…
Posted by By Tyrone Ellington March 4, 2026Posted inReligionNo Comments
First African Baptist Church
Posted inReligion

First African Baptist Church

First African Baptist Church, often called FABC, began in 1773 under the guidance of Reverend George Leile. Because that date comes three years before 1776, the church’s roots reach back…
Posted by By Tyrone Ellington March 3, 2026Posted inReligionTags: God, history, religionNo Comments
Nikwasi Mounds North Carolina
Posted inLocal History

Nikwasi Mounds North Carolina

Step into downtown Franklin, North Carolina, and you are looking at something far older than the modern town around it. Nikwasi Mound is a surviving earthen platform mound built around…
Posted by By Tyrone Ellington February 2, 2026Posted inLocal HistoryTags: historical, history, religionNo Comments
The Oldest Museum In America
Posted inLocal History

The Oldest Museum In America

If you are looking for the oldest museum in America that is actually in South Carolina, The Charleston Museum in Charleston is the one, founded in 1773 and proudly known…
Posted by By Tyrone Ellington January 23, 2026Posted inLocal HistoryTags: historical, history, MuseumNo Comments
The Sacred Bovine: Pillar of Ancient Civilization
Posted inThe Beginning

The Sacred Bovine: Pillar of Ancient Civilization

The Farmer’s Instructions (ETCSL 5.6.3; Civil 1994, p. 668 in The Oxford Handbook of Cuneiform Culture) and The Song of the Ploughing Oxen (ETCSL 5.5.5) are two examples I often…
Posted by By Tyrone Ellington January 16, 2026Posted inThe BeginningTags: africa, God, gods, history, religion1 Comment
Fort King George State Historic Site
Posted inLocal History

Fort King George State Historic Site

I’ve explored many places around Georgia, and a lot of them were once Indigenous land. When I visited Fort King George, I learned about the Guale people, a Muskogean-speaking group…
Posted by By Tyrone Ellington September 27, 2025Posted inLocal HistoryTags: historic, history, MilitaryNo Comments
The Akashic Records
Posted inFaith

The Akashic Records

The concept of the Akashic Records originates from the idea of Theosophy, mysticism, and later developments that would become part of New Age traditions. The term Akashic is rooted in…
Posted by By Tyrone Ellington September 26, 2025Posted inFaithTags: akashic records, history, mythology1 Comment
The Pin Point Heritage Museum
Posted inLocal History

The Pin Point Heritage Museum

On 25 August 2025, I visited Skidaway Island State Park in Georgia. The area had just endured several days of heavy rain, leaving many of the trails flooded. The park…
Posted by By Tyrone Ellington September 2, 2025Posted inLocal HistoryTags: historical, history, museumsNo Comments
Rock Eagle and Rock Hawk: Ancient Effigies of Georgia
Posted inLocal History

Rock Eagle and Rock Hawk: Ancient Effigies of Georgia

Georgia is bursting with history, from the cobblestone streets of Savannah to the bustling heart of Atlanta—and every small town in between. The state is dotted with countless historical sites,…
Posted by By Tyrone Ellington August 26, 2025Posted inLocal HistoryTags: history, MuseumNo Comments
Fort Morris State Historic Site
Posted inLocal History

Fort Morris State Historic Site

During my recent trip to Fort Morris, the experience was brief yet full of insight. This historic site is one of the few surviving earthen fortifications from the American Revolution.…
Posted by By Tyrone Ellington August 19, 2025Posted inLocal HistoryTags: Army, Georgia, Military, Revolution ArmyNo Comments
Horton House
Posted inLocal History

Horton House

I recently took a brief trip to Jekyll Island, which is primarily known for its beautiful beaches. However, my visit was to the Horton House, a historic site. The remains…
Posted by By Tyrone Ellington August 11, 2025Posted inLocal HistoryTags: historical, history, MuseumNo Comments
Wormsloe State Historic Site
Posted inLocal History

Wormsloe State Historic Site

There are many beautiful places to visit in Georgia, and Wormsloe State Historic Site is one of them. Upon arrival, you are greeted by a building that serves as the…
Posted by By Tyrone Ellington August 4, 2025Posted inLocal HistoryTags: #Museum, historyNo Comments
Old Liberty County Jail
Posted inLocal History

Old Liberty County Jail

"The Old Liberty County Jail is a significant example of a late 19th-century jail for an agricultural county and a small, but growing, community in Georgia. It is one of…
Posted by By Tyrone Ellington August 1, 2025Posted inLocal HistoryTags: historyNo Comments
Yatai Ramen + Yakitori
Posted inFuel For Knowledge

Yatai Ramen + Yakitori

Ever since I could remember, when I was a kid in school, before every standardized test, I was told to always eat a good breakfast during the week before the…
Posted by By Tyrone Ellington July 18, 2025Posted inFuel For KnowledgeTags: Food, Japanese, Restaurant, RestaurantsNo Comments
Savannah African Art Museum
Posted inLocal History

Savannah African Art Museum

Tucked away in the heart of Savannah is a true cultural gem—the Savannah African Art Museum. This nonprofit museum isn’t just a place to look at beautiful art; it’s a…
Posted by By Tyrone Ellington July 18, 2025Posted inLocal HistoryTags: africa, AfricanNo Comments
Pilot Mountain, North Carolina, Summer Solstice 2025
Posted inPilot Mountain

Pilot Mountain, North Carolina, Summer Solstice 2025

Discovering Pilot Mountain: North Carolina’s Great Guide Rising boldly above the rolling hills of the North Carolina Piedmont, Pilot Mountain is one of the state’s most recognizable landmarks. With its…
Posted by By Tyrone Ellington July 16, 2025Posted inPilot MountainTags: indian, indigenous, mountain, native american, rock climbingNo Comments
Mormonism
Posted inReligion

Mormonism

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (commonly known as the LDS Church or Mormonism) is one of the most uniquely American religious movements. It was founded in 1830…
Posted by By Tyrone Ellington June 26, 2025Posted inReligionTags: christ, jesus, religion2 Comments
Hineshaw School: A Rosenwald Landmark in My Hometown
Posted inschool

Hineshaw School: A Rosenwald Landmark in My Hometown

In the early 20th century, the American South was marked by racial segregation, economic inequality, and systemic educational disparities, especially for African American children living in rural communities. Amid these…
Posted by By Tyrone Ellington May 29, 2025Posted inschoolTags: African american, education, school6 Comments
The Battle for Fort Pulaski: How Rifled Cannons Changed Warfare Forever
Posted inLocal History

The Battle for Fort Pulaski: How Rifled Cannons Changed Warfare Forever

Fort Pulaski, located near Savannah, Georgia, is best known for a dramatic Civil War battle that forever changed military engineering. But behind its brick walls lies a lesser-known story of…
Posted by By Tyrone Ellington May 14, 2025Posted inLocal HistoryTags: fort, Museum, warNo Comments

Posts pagination

1 2 3 Next page
Popular Articles
“Sumerians The First Civilization”
“Sumerians The First Civilization”
“Discovering The Oxford University Interpretations of The Anunnaki”
Enuma Elish Tablets
“Discovering The Oxford University Interpretations of The Anunnaki”
“The Creation Of Man And Woman”
“The Creation Of Man And Woman”
“The Great Flood Story From Wickedness”
Tablet Clay material 1699—1600 BCE Penn Museum (Museum) University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology · Philadelphia, United States of America
“The Great Flood Story From Wickedness”
“The Creation Of Time From Its Creator”
“The Creation Of Time From Its Creator”
My book can be purchased on Amazon
  • About me
  • By: J.Z. Remi
  • Contact info
  • Enuma Elish (The Seven Tablets of Creation)
  • Explorations In History
    • rebirthoftheword
  • Exploring the Diverse Religions of the World: A Comprehensive Guide
  • Fuel For Knowledge
  • Get Your Copy of Journey Through The Origins of History Today
  • Knowledge is Power
  • Local History
  • Online References
  • Puzzle Pieces of History: Section 1
  • The Ancients-Ancient Civilizations
  • The History Of Writing Systems
  • The Sumerian King List
  • This Historical Musician
  • Who are all these Gods and Goddesses PT. II
  • Who are all these GODS and GODDESSES?
  • Social Media and Streaming Channels
Copyright 2026 — . All rights reserved. Sinatra WordPress Theme
Scroll to Top

Terms and Conditions - Privacy Policy