History?

[BereanGirl_21]

History is something I have always loved whether its Biblical or just history from a few centuries ago, Really if I could I would chose to see history from Creation to now, but I picked Bibilical since thats my top pick.

[TwilightMommy]

ME TOO! I love History! I love to read! I love Books with a passion!

Ok......................I think I would like to witness the birth of Jesus! I think that the birthing experience is unbelievable and so empowering. When I gave birth to my three children it was acceptionally amazing to me! To know that I helped create life and that they will be instruments of God! WOW! I would love to have been in that barn when he was born. To see him lay in the manger so peacefully sleeping with his Momma by his side. To look up into the sky and see that bright and shiny start illuminating the land he was born on!

[wife]

I would have liked to have been a fly on the wall when the angel told Joseph that he would raise God's son...

"you have been chosen to be the earthly father of God's son... Do you have an issue with that??" "ummm no"

[imfree]

Gosh, tough question!

The walls of Jericho falling down? That would have been a sight to see!
Jesus walking on water?
I'd like to walk through the Garden of Eden!
See the parting of the Red Sea.
And so many more....

[BabySteps]

Something Biblical.
I would have liked to witness the sermon on the mount.

[SumSam]

1. The parting of the Red Sea.
2. Abraham, Isaac and the Angel of God that stayed Abraham's hand.
3. David vs. Goliath
4. When the sun did not set for a whole day after Joshua prayed for it.
5. The Sermon on the Mount
6. The miracle when Jesus multiplied the loaves and the fish
7. The mighty outpouring of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost when the disciples started speaking in tongues
8. When people got healed by the the shadow of Peter and John falling on them in Acts of the Apostles
9. The terrifying destruction of Sennacherib - long before there were atom bombs
10. When Martin Luther nailed his list of 95 theses to the Wittenburg church door, marking a moment when Christendom broke away from the thrall of Roman Catholicism after many centuries.
...I could go on...:)

[Daniel1210]

Something like the Philadelphia Experiment (a Navy ship disappeared in one port and reappeared in another miles away) might be interesting.

As for anything biblical, I'm pretty sure that if we could go back and witness many things in the Bible we would be in for some very major surprises.

[Texas Patriot]

The ressurction of Jesus .That would be the highlite of anyone's life.

[dlocal]

The WAR YEARS of the FDNY.