Ancient Hebrew letters from Lachish reveal Judah’s final days before Babylon’s destruction, confirming the accuracy of Jeremiah’s account.
The Lachish Letters — c. 588 B.C.E.
King Sennacherib’s Prism — c. 701 B.C.E.
Sennacherib’s Prism confirms the biblical account of Hezekiah’s resistance and Jerusalem’s divine deliverance from Assyrian siege in 701 B.C.E.
Pool of Siloam – Jerusalem (John 9) — c. 1st century B.C.E.–1st century C.E.
The Pool of Siloam in Jerusalem, where Jesus healed the man born blind, confirms both the historical reliability of Scripture and Christ’s divine mission.
Pool of Bethesda – Jerusalem (John 5) — c. 2nd century B.C.E.–1st century C.E.
Archaeological discoveries confirm the Pool of Bethesda in Jerusalem as the precise location of Jesus’ healing miracle in John 5, verifying the Gospel’s accuracy.
Temple Warning Inscription – Jerusalem (Second Temple) — c. 23 B.C.E.–70 C.E.
The Temple Warning Inscription confirms the holiness of the Second Temple and the biblical accuracy of Acts and Josephus’ writings.
Shishak’s Victory Relief — c. 925 B.C.E.
Shishak’s Karnak relief confirms the biblical record of Egypt’s invasion under Rehoboam, revealing Jehovah’s sovereignty in judgment and mercy.
The Water Tunnels at the Spring of Gihon — c. 1000–701 B.C.E.
The Gihon Spring’s tunnels reveal Jerusalem’s faith-driven engineering from David’s conquest to Hezekiah’s defense under Jehovah’s providence.
Bronze-Age Tomb at Palmahim Beach: A 2022 Discovery Illuminating Canaanite-Egyptian Interaction Prior to Israel’s Settlement
A 2022 Bronze Age tomb at Palmahim Beach reveals Canaanite-Egyptian culture just before Israel’s settlement, preserved with weapons and pottery.
Is There Any Evidence of the Exodus?
Archaeological and historical evidence confirms the Exodus as a real event, consistent with Scripture’s chronology and context.
Biblical Archaeology – Canaanite Scarab from Tel Azekah (2021 – New Discovery)
A finely carved scarab from Tel Azekah (1800 B.C.E.) reveals Egypt’s influence in Canaan long before David’s battles in the same valley.
