Produced by Zo Lief & James Edward Bagshaw 
Mixed by James Edward Bagshaw
Mastered by J P Braddock

Pinch Me

Join James Bagshaw, the lead vocalist/guitarist from the psychedelic rock band Temples, as he discusses the group’s creative process and breaks down key tracks in a SoundCloud-exclusive commentary. Hailing from the UK, the four-piece group is known for their retro-influenced sound, capturing classic rock with a modern twist. Listen now, only on SoundCloud.

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Voice Notes: Temples on "Shelter Song (Robert Been Remix)"

Voice Notes: Temples on "Day Of Conquest"

Voice Notes: Temples on "Ankh"

The Epigraphic Survey and Chicago House
Celebrating Emily Teeters new book, Chicago on the Nile: 100 Years of the Epigraphic Survey
Emily Teeter, ISAC (Retired)

In 1924, an Egyptologist, an artist, and a photographer—the staff of the University of Chicago’s new Epigraphic Survey—began the task of recording the scenes and inscriptions carved on the walls of the enormous, 3,000-year-old temple of Pharaoh Ramesses III at Medinet Habu near Luxor. It was the culmination of a long-standing dream of James Henry Breasted, the first American Egyptologist and founder of ISAC (then the Oriental Institute), to both copy and publish all the historical texts in the Nile Valley. The Epigraphic Survey was established to undertake this unimaginably ambitious program of field research.

A century later, the Epigraphic Survey continues to fulfill Breasted’s mission. Housed at Chicago House in Luxor, the expedition has documented some of the most important—and endangered—records to survive from ancient Egypt, using a well-established and tested method to create highly accurate facsimiles of the carvings and texts and to publish them as a permanent archive.

To download or purchase the book, please visit:
https://isac.uchicago.edu/research/publications/ISACMP/isacmp2

The Epigraphic Survey and Chicago House by Emily Teeter

[Verse] 
In the land of rising sunlight grace The prince of peace reveals his face Silent whispers in the holy breeze Binding hearts with celestial keys  
[Verse 2] 
As mountains bow and rivers sing In emerald pastures hope takes wing Hearts reborn and shadows fade Under skies where dreams are made  
[Chorus] 
Prophecies from New Zion call Through the ages we stand tall Embrace the light in a world reborn In this reign of peace where love’s adorned  
[Verse 3] 
Phoenix flames once danced with night Now doused by dawn's serene delight In crystal spires of endless glow Souls awaken feel the flow  
[Bridge] 
Angels' voices in the distant air Echoes of a love laid bare Heaven’s warmth on earthly ground In this kingdom peace is found  
[Chorus] 
Prophecies from New Zion call Through the ages we stand tall Embrace the light in a world reborn In this reign of peace where love’s adorned

Of New Zion's call v 1.0

[Verse] 
Visions from the promised age Hope flows from an ancient page Righteousness will light our way Guided by the words we pray  
[Verse 2] 
Temples rise and touch the skies In the name of He who dies For miracles He’s known to give In His shadow we shall live  
[Chorus] 
Sing hallelujah loud and clear God of miracles is here In His grace we'll stand as one From the dawn to setting sun  
[Verse 3] 
Winds of change have come at last Breaking chains from burdens past Mountains bow to Holy might Turning darkness into light  
[Bridge] 
Prophets spoke in riddles deep Dreams and visions in our sleep Now we see the truth unveiled In the kingdom love prevailed  
[Chorus] 
Sing hallelujah loud and clear God of miracles is here In His grace we'll stand as one From the dawn to setting sun

God of Miracles v 2.0

‘zo leaf’ = so sweet 🍬 
British Dutch duo ☁️
‘Pinch Me’ out now
linktr.ee/zoliefmusic

The Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures of the University of Chicago is a leading research center for the ancient Middle East. The museum houses some 350,000 artifacts — around 5,000 of which are on display — excavated mainly by ISAC archaeologists. Founded in 1919, at a time when the Middle East was called the Orient, ISAC has pioneered innovative excavations and comprehensive dictionary projects that chronicle ancient civilizations. The ISAC Museum aims to understand, reveal, and protect ancient Middle Eastern civilizations.

I like to make Christian music, inspirational, religious, spiritual, , klove worthy, uplifting, Jesus music. 
I’m trying to send informational music through this site messages of worship, praise, spiritual, religious. Sacred Sunday Sabbath music all week, but it’s not your grandmas Sunday hymns. I am also going to be sharing miracles I’ve seen with my own eyes, through my music. I will start to feature these songs in my new YouTube videos ( millennial reign) from now on. 
I also act in The Chosen tv series, and The Promised Land tv series.
Just trying to spread uplifting messages through any way I can.

New tracks tagged #Temples