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Venture into the lives of people in Old Testament archaeology. Through archaeological studies, broaden your knowledge of Biblical history and diverse cultures.
Ophir, the biblical source of Solomon’s gold and exotic goods, was a real ancient trade hub likely centered in southern Arabia, linking Africa and Asia.
Huldah, a prophetess in Josiah’s day, confirmed the book of the Law’s authority and foretold Judah’s fate, shaping one of history’s great reforms.
Eliezer of Damascus, though briefly mentioned, reveals rich insights into ancient servanthood, inheritance customs, and early biblical faith.
Shallum, keeper of the wardrobe, played a crucial yet subtle role in preserving Judah's legacy during King Josiah's reforms.
Explore the pivotal role of the Maccabees in shaping Jewish history and their influence on the path to the Messiah.
Explore the legacy of the Hasmoneans and their impact on Jewish history.
Explore the surprising lessons from a lesser-known figure's life and enduring impact.
Discover the untold story of a servant's courage and divine protection amidst Jerusalem's fall.
Discover the historical role of Cyrus in the ancient world and his connection to biblical events.
Discover the religious practices of the Omri dynasty in northern Israel, exploring the conflict between worship of Jehovah and Baal. Learn how archaeology supports the biblical narrative of idolatry and faith.
