Archaeological discoveries affirm the historical truth of the Bible, from Genesis to Revelation.
Discovering Faith: How Biblical Archaeology Validates Scriptural Accounts
Biblical Archaeology: Unveiling the Historical Truths of the Bible
Archaeology confirms the Bible’s historical accuracy from Genesis to Revelation, revealing the physical evidence of Jehovah’s acts in human history.
How Can Archaeological Discoveries Affirm, Rather Than Disprove, the Historical Credibility of Scripture?
Explore how ancient findings support the trustworthiness of scriptural accounts. Discover the truth beneath the earth.
How Might an Examination of Ancient Calendars Illuminate Our Understanding of Biblical Events and Faith?
Explore how ancient timekeeping could reshape our view of sacred history and belief.
What Can We Learn About Tell Lachish From Biblical and Archaeological Evidence?
Uncover the secrets of Lachish blending history and archaeology in this revealing exploration.
Bread and Baking In Bible Times
Explore the historical and spiritual significance of bread and baking in Bible times. Learn about ancient methods, cultural practices, and the profound symbolism of bread in Scripture.
Ancient Gold Ring Unearthed in City of David Sheds Light on Jerusalem
A 2,300-year-old gold ring, possibly belonging to a child during the Hellenistic period, was discovered in Jerusalem's City of David. The ring, set with a red precious stone, challenges assumptions about the city's status during that time. It reflects Jerusalem's openness to Hellenistic influences and will be exhibited at an upcoming conference.
Bathing Practices in Biblical Times
Explore the significance of bathing in biblical times, from ritual purifications in natural waters to the sophisticated bathhouses of the Greco-Roman era, and how these practices reflected broader cultural and spiritual values.
What Have Archaeologists Found that Shows that Jericho Was Captured in a Short Time?
The Biblical account of Jericho's quick fall has been substantiated by archaeological evidence, including an abundance of grain suggestive of a short siege, pottery and grain storage timing aligning with Biblical accounts, and a layer of fallen mudbricks implying sudden wall collapse. Dr. Wood's research proposes revised dating during the Late Bronze Age, aligning with the Biblical narrative and contradicting traditional archaeological chronology. If correct, this research would position the Israelite capture of Jericho at around 1400 B.C.E.
Some Very Misleading Evidence for the Tower Of Babel by the Smithsonian Channel
Unearth the truth behind some of the most misleading pieces of evidence from THE ARCHAEOLOGIST website and the Smithsonian Channel, claiming to support the biblical story of the Tower of Babel. This article critically examines popular claims and separates fact from fiction.
