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Church and against mankind in general this History documentary will
lay aside all doubts.}
Between the Fall of Rome and the dawn of the Renaissance, Europe plunged into a dark night of constant war,
splintered sovereignties, marauding pagans, rabid crusaders and devastating plague. That anything of value arose
from this chaotic muck - much less the Renaissance - is nothing short of miraculous. Through masterful
cinematography and ground-breaking research, THE DARK AGES brings to life this amazing and mysterious time.
Relive in striking detail critical turning points in the Early Middle Ages including the fall of Rome to the Visigoths,
the horrors of Bubonic Plague, the rise of Charlemagne and the launching of the First Crusade.
Introduction [1 of 2] The High Middle Ages: The period of human
history commonly referred to as the High Middle Ages (1000 A.D - 1300
A.D.) brings about two seemingly unrelated events, the Battle of
Hastings in 1066 A.D. and the Crusades of 1095 A.D. to 1270 A.D. -
Events that have caused some of the most dramatic, functional,
substantial and long standing changes known to mankind - And in all
actuality the events of the aftermath of 1066 A.D. are the very rails
that the train of human society currently rides upon and it is these
same rails that are directing mankind into the very events of the End
Times
Background: Going back one thousand years prior to 1066 A.D. brings us back to 66 A.D. and the very days of the
foundation of the Christian Church especially among the Gentiles having just been laid by the Apostle Paul. With
two notable exceptions [Roman Church and State - Charlemagne's designation of the Nations of Europe] not much
had changed in the form of human history and human government but that was about to change in 1066 A.D. In the
six global Gentile Kingdoms previous to 1066 A.D. all of the six Kingdoms [Nimrod, Egypt, Babylon, Persia,
Greece and Rome] had similar rulers, venues and Characteristics yet the Bible (Daniel 7:23) tells of a 7th Kingdom
the Kingdom of Antichrist a Kingdom that is vastly different from the 6 Kingdoms that preceded it. When and
where these Satanically inspired changes would enter into human society would remain a secret that is until the
events of 1066 A.D. unfolded.
Introduction [2 of 2] The High Middle Ages: The six Kingdoms prior to
the coming Kingdom of Antichrist are all somewhat similar in that each
King was head over their own society and also over the society of
strangers. The six Kings were each stable functioning dignitaries,
each married to at least on wife and each had at least one child to
carry on their newly installed Dynasties. The unfortunate hallmark of
each King's Dynasty is that what had started so wonderfully and had
become so grandiose had in a relatively short time [usually within only
a few generations or a few decades later] come crashing down into
such a ruinous heap.
For example what King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon had so magnificently achieved in just a few decades his
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