Sadly some of this presentation is inaccurate. Nineveh was once one of the most beautiful cities in the world .

Thank you

Beautiful places 😊 merci du Québec ❤️

O intrebare am toate cele șapte bisericii sunt în acelaș oraș sau în mai multe orașe?

I am watching there from India it was really a good video and the explanation.❤

In my world we MAKE concrete to do this sort of thing, so where in the world did they GET so many millions of large stones to carve into these forms found all over the country?

No one! Jesus is the way the truth and the life. I'm from ethiopia ; God bless you; Oh Lord ! Please revive the Christians to preach the Gospel again.

Felt like going into those Era.Thanks for letting us see.

Turkey was a Sanatani country . 🇹🇷✌️👍

Very informative and beautifully recorded. Thank you

All Greek to me!!!

Who was #AlexanderTheGreat?

It. Looks. Like a #Collersium

Very informative, thank you! I put the video on in the background, wearing headphones, while walking through the temple and it's served magnificently as an audio guide (the music created a nice ambience too) 😊

To the good Pastor, did you ask the religion of Mr. Ecir?, most probably he is Muslim, and he does not agree with your religion. Did you consider asking anybody who wrote the Bible? I am Filipino and have toured Turkey as well

Hi, how much is the tour of the 7 Churches?

Teşekkürler.

i am reading a book the storry of electricity it is mention thales a mathematician lived in greek colony miletus is this the same city.

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Miletus is much more impressive than Priene for me, just for how epic the theater is.

Batı Türkiye Türklerinin çoğu, Türkler Moğolistan'dan geldikten sonra Türk olan eski insanlardır.

Не понятно , что делают ТУРКИ в этой стране? Все ,что демонстрируется , рекламируется, принадлежать грекам, ну немножко небольшой период римским завоевателям, хотя саму работу выполняли опять таки греческие мастера. А ТУРКИ здесь при чем? Может им нужно разьехатся по своим странам? 😢

Very nice introduction of Seven Churches of Revelation and Turkey...

Congratulations my dear colleague. Your video is amazing.

Brilliant place. The big kinda ugly looking head is medusa.

I love your videos. I visited Miletus, Priene and Didymus and your videos have sent me back there in my imagination.

i've learned a lot from this video... i think I should visit this place while I am in kusadasi/selcuk visiting ephesus and sirince

Been there. Loved it

God bless you Ertunga Ecir for this good work which helped me in my books amen

How can I contact you

Jovano, Jovanke...

Thank you very much God bless you amen

thank you for your work my turkish friend

praise God hallelujah I love jesus christ and to Turkish Christian my brother and sister 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️

It is a Christian location now present day Turkey,

The place where the apostle John got the revelation

Great video Sir. 👍 Enjoyed it

Very good video, thank you !!!!!!!

The video is super good, educative and interesting. Tank you for such magnificent views of the ancient world. Wow! the architecture and construction is so spectacular...those guys were geniuses

why is it in Turkey. It schould be in greece. It's not logical😂😂

This is simply awesome 🥰 🙏🏾

Blessed day. What is the title of the song?

MCGI CHURCH God bless.

Very interesting

Well documented.

Why does appolyon look like someone squished his cheeks together.

Thank you for your wonderful creation!

Beautifully done!

Thank you so much!

Some noteworthy facts about the city of Ephesus, now Selçuk in modern Turkey. Founded in the Bronze Age and important from ancient Greek times, it one of the Seven Wonders of the World, and served as a crossroads between the East and West for centuries. Home of a Wonder The Temple of Artemis, constructed in the sixth century B.C., contained masterfully crafted sculptures, including the cult statue of the goddess Artemis. Other statues there were constructed by the likes of the great sculptor Phidias. The temple was destroyed for the last time by the fifth century A.D., after a man tried to burn it down centuries earlier. Library of Celsus There are visible ruins of a library dedicated to Proconsul Tiberius Julius Celsus Polemeanus, governor of the province of Asia, that housed between 12,000-15,000 scrolls. An earthquake in 262 A.D. dealt a devastating blow to the library, although it wasn't fully destroyed until later. Important Christian Site Ephesus wasn't just an important city for the pagans of antiquity. It also was the site of the apostle Paul's ministry for years. There, he baptized quite a few followers (Acts 19:1-7) and even survived a riot by silversmiths. Demetrius the silversmith made idols for Artemis's temple and hated that Paul was affecting his business, so he caused a ruckus. Centuries later, in 431 A.D., a Chalcedonian Christian council was held at Ephesus. Cosmopolitan A great city for pagans and Christians alike, Ephesus contained the normal centers of Roman and Greek cities, including a theater that seated 17,000-25,000 people, an odeon, a state agora, public toilets, and monuments to the emperors. Great Thinkers Ephesus produced and fostered some of the brilliant minds of the ancient world. As Strabo writes in his Geography, "Notable men have been born in this city... Hermodorus is reputed to have written certain laws for the Romans. And Hipponax the poet was from Ephesus; and so were Parrhasius the painter and Apelles, and more recently Alexander the orator, surnamed Lychnus." Another alumnus of Ephesus, the philosopher Heraclitus discussed important thoughts on the nature of the universe and humanity. Restoration Ephesus was destroyed by an earthquake in 17 A.D. then rebuilt and enlarged by Tiberius. Legacy While Ephesus was Renamed Selçuk in 1914 in honour of the Seljuk turks, ancestors of the Ottomans, three american cities still bear the name Ephesus today.