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A bit of June 21st history...
68 - Roman General Vespacian conquers Jericho during the Great Jewish Revolt
1834 - Cyrus McCormick patents the reaping machine
1893 - 1st Ferris Wheel premiers in Chicago
2004 - SpaceShipOne becomes 1st privately funded space plane to achieve spaceflight (pictured)
2006 - Pluto’s newly discovered moons are officially named Nix and Hydra
Why is the Colosseum called the "Colosseum"?
Why is the Colosseum called the “Colosseum”?
Photo by Davi Pimentel from Pexels I learned this today. The most famous building in Rome is probably the Colosseum, but it wasn’t called the Colosseum until about 600 years after it was built. The Colosseum was built between 69 and 80 AD. It was ordered by Emperor Vespasian. It was built on land that Emperor Nero had confiscated from the people and building it was a way for Vespasian to show…
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Journey of Hope With Rodney Mathers (194) John Vespacian calls in this week from the Netherlands to talk about his new book and extends his knowledge of getting passed adversity with this.
