The Arab fleet outside Constantinople in 717 AD.

Today in 563 AD, the Hagia Sophia in Constantinople... was dedicated for the second time after being destroyed by earthquakes.show more

Today in 532 AD, Byzantine Emperor Justinian I laid... the foundation stone for the Hagia Sophia in Istanbul, then known as Constantinople. It’s truly incredible, and has a storied history worth knowing 🧵show more

Saint George church in Constantinople

In 1453 four ships broke through the Ottoman blockade... in a valiant attempt to join the defence of Constantinople! This is their story. Watch the full film free on MovieAtlas → "Fall of Constantinople 1453" by historyreforgedshow more

A trucker dropped his trailer on Fleet St outside... Regina 🫠show more

Japan destroyed the Russian fleet in Tsushima Ukraine destroyed... the Russian fleet in the Black Sea 🇯🇵🤝🇺🇦show more

I have to admit, I did not realize Nicaea,... where the first ecumenical council of the church was held (AD 325), was this close to Constantinople. I don’t know where I thought it was in my mind 😂, but not here.show more

The reaction of the Turk to hearing the word...Constantinople.

If you've a date in Constantinople, she'll be waiting... in Istanbul🇹🇷show more

Reporter: Who is funding that $300 billion fund for... Iran? JD Vance: There is a great desire from the Arab world, and from outside the Arab world, to actually get involved in Iran if they behave properly.show more

POV : you're Constantine XI in Constantinople on may... 29, 1453show more

sensitive little kitten reacts to the fall of Constantinople

📍Ed-Deir, Petra, Jordan 🇯🇴 One of the Arab world's... most iconic monuments. Carved into the sandstone cliffs by the Nabataeans in the 1st century AD, it stands as one of Jordan's greatest historical treasures.show more

Hope this helps Chaddy O • 33 AD, Pentecost,... The Catholic Church is born 🕊️ • 33–70 AD, Apostolic era, Council of Jerusalem • 48–50 AD, Council of Jerusalem settles key issues like Gentile inclusion • 64–68 AD, Martyrdom of Peter and Paul in Rome under Roman Emperor Nero • 70 AD, Destruction of Jerusalem, Church shifts focus outward • 96 AD, Clement of Rome exercises authority over Corinth • 107–110 AD, Ignatius of Antioch calls for three fold ministry, bishop, presbyters, deacons, and the Eucharist • 90–110 AD, Didache appears showing liturgy, baptism, Eucharist, and roles for bishops & deacons • 180 AD, Irenaeus lists Rome’s bishops from Peter onward to prove apostolic succession • 100–300 AD, Ongoing persecutions, Roman Empire hunts down Catholics brutally • 303–311 AD, Church remains unified in doctrine, hierarchy, and sacraments despite trials • 312–313 AD, Constantine’s conversion, Edict of Milan • 325 AD, Council of Nicaea, Nicene Creed • 381 AD, Council of Constantinople, Expansion Nicene Creed • 382 AD, Council of Rome, Hippo 393, Carthage 397, all confirm the 73 Book Bibleshow more

Hagia Sophia (Ἁγία Σοφία), or Ayasofya, which means “Holy... Wisdom,” was the single most important and sacred temple of Eastern Orthodoxy for nearly 1,000 years. From its completion in 537 AD until the fall of Constantinople in 1453, Hagia Sophia was the cathedral of the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople and the highest-ranking church in the Orthodox world. It was the home of the Mother or Magna Mater, the Great Mother of Wisdom, or the divine feminine part of God that creates the material universe. The Church is the bride of Christ, and through the divine marriage of the divine feminine and masculine energies you can reach God. People, especially Christians, do not understand this.show more