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Code of Hammurabi Stele — Babylonian Law & Mosaic Parallels

Code of Hammurabi Stele — Babylonian Law & Mosaic Parallels (IMAGE • archaeology): Diorite stele in the Louvre Museum with 282 legal statutes illustrating Ancient Near Eastern covenantal jurisprudence. It is closely linked with νομικός (nomikos) (Greek Lexicon • G3544 • relating to law, learned in the law): relating to law, learned in the law. Primary meaning: relating to law, learned in the law. Strong's: according (or pertaining) to law, i.e. legal (ceremonially); as noun, an expert in the (Mosaic) law. Lexical nuances: relating to law : μάχαι , Tit 3:9 .

Biblical Geography & Sacred Architecture

3D Sanctuary Reconstructions: Code of Hammurabi Stele — Monumental black diorite stele containing 282 legal judgments of King Hammurabi of Babylon , displaying profound thematic and legal parallels with biblical Mosaic law. Babylonian Chronicle Tablet ( BM 21946 ) — Babylonian royal chronicle tablet documenting King Nebuchadnezzar's capture of Jerusalem , the seizure of King Jehoiachin , and appointment of King Zedekiah in 597 BC.

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3D Archaeological Models (6)

Code of Hammurabi Stele 3D & AR
Code of Hammurabi Stele
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Interactive 3D Legal Monument • Exodus 21:1–25

Monumental black diorite stele containing 282 legal judgments of King Hammurabi of Babylon , displaying profound thematic and legal parallels with biblical Mosaic law.

Babylonian Chronicle Tablet (BM 21946) 3D & AR
Babylonian Chronicle Tablet (BM 21946)
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Interactive 3D Chronicle Tablet • 2 Kings 24:10–17

Babylonian royal chronicle tablet documenting King Nebuchadnezzar's capture of Jerusalem , the seizure of King Jehoiachin , and appointment of King Zedekiah in 597 BC.

Lion Panel from Nebuchadnezzar II's Throne Room 3D & AR
Lion Panel from Nebuchadnezzar II's Throne Room
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Interactive 3D Glazed Brick Relief • Daniel 4:30 & Daniel 7:4

Molded polychrome glazed brick relief panel of a striding roaring lion from the facade of King Nebuchadnezzar II's Throne Room and Processional Way in Babylon —symbolizing royal Babylonian power as echoed in Jeremiah 50:17 and Daniel 7:4 .

Ancient Babylon Scale Model (600 BC) 3D & AR
Ancient Babylon Scale Model (600 BC)
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Interactive 3D Urban Scale Model • Daniel 1–5 & Jeremiah 50–51

Architectural scale model of Neo-Babylonian Babylon around 600 BC from the Bible Lands Museum Jerusalem , showing the Euphrates River dividing the walled city, the Processional Way, the Ishtar Gate , Nebuchadnezzar's Southern Palace, and the Etemenanki ziggurat precinct.

The Cyrus Cylinder 3D & AR
The Cyrus Cylinder
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Interactive 3D Cuneiform Artifact • Ezra 1:1–4

Ancient barrel-shaped baked clay cylinder inscribed in Babylonian cuneiform on behalf of King Cyrus the Great after his conquest of Babylon in 539 BC, recording his policy of restoring exiled peoples and sacred temple vessels to their homelands—paralleling the decree in Ezra 1:1–4 and 2 Chronicles 36:22–23 .

Ishtar Gate of Babylon 3D & AR
Ishtar Gate of Babylon
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Interactive 3D Babylonian Gate • Daniel 1–4 & 2 Kings 25

Monumental double gate on the northern wall of inner Babylon constructed by King Nebuchadnezzar II around 575 BC during the era of Daniel and the Judean exile, clad in brilliant cobalt-blue glazed bricks embossed with alternating rows of golden lions, bulls (aurochs), and dragons (mušḫuššu).

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