Dr. Rainbow Research Paper

In yesterday’s lecture, Dr. Rainbow’s adopted a geopolitical focus in order to form a conceit base on history of the three great empires. He argued that the Judeans homecoming was based on how the pass was remember, which played a vital part role in history as this event gave rise to the three major religions known today: Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. Moreover, Dr. Rainbow introduced the three great empires that controlled Palestine which were the Assyrians, Babylonians, and Persians and provided six maps which uncovered the history of how the Judeans were, the story of their exile, and they return. Dr. Rainbow introduced map one as the time span in which Sinuhe lived. Retjenu, the place Sinuhe escaped to was located outside of Egypt, and it was protected by the walls built by Egypt to keep the Asiatics out. Unfortunately, the Asiatics took over Egypt for the next hundred years. In this time period Jerusalem was a small city state which had not yet developed Judaism. This gave rise to map two that outlined the “club of great powers” in which the New kingdom of Egypt who had Jerusalem was in battle with the empire of Hittites (Dr. Rainbow). However, everything soon collapsed due to reasons that are unclear to historians. Moreover, Dr. rainbow related the fall of Troy in the Odyssey and the Iliad to the collapse of the new
Dr. Rainbow drew importance to the foreign policy of the Assyrians in which they would “knock the whole city down, rebuild, take original people out, and make new people more in” in order to erase all prior culture. However, the Assyrians never took over Jerusalem, which caused the people of Jerusalem to believe that their god was the most powerful in the world. Dr. Rainbow elaborates that this idea was not obvious, but the miraculous deliverance of Jerusalem proved that their God had power over the king of