Bible and Theology Canaanites Were Genetically Distinct May 29, 2020 A new study finds that the the Canaanites before the Conquest were a distinct people, as the Bible says. CONTINUE READING
Bible and Theology Ancient Inscriptions Agree with Bible May 5, 2019 Names written on pieces of pottery, clay and stone agree not only that Bible characters existed, but confirms the dates they lived. CONTINUE READING
Dating Methods Radiocarbon Dating Is Not Globally Uniform May 31, 2018 Adjustment required for dates in the Levant could undermine published results by decades and impact debates about Biblical chronology. CONTINUE READING
Bible and Theology Biblical Archaeology Scores Three More Confirmations February 25, 2018 Artifacts mentioning Biblical names continue to turn up in the lands of the Bible. One announced this week is the talk of the town. CONTINUE READING
Bible and Theology Kingdom of David and Solomon Supported by Growing Evidence November 25, 2017 The evidence is coming together to support the Biblical record of David and Solomon. An Israeli publication updates the latest finds. CONTINUE READING
Bible and Theology Copper Mine at Timna Shows Solomon's Power January 12, 2017 Continuing discoveries in the Timna Valley in southern Israel near the Gulf of Aqaba show the widespread and dominant influence of Solomon's kingdom. CONTINUE READING
Bible and Theology Massive Wall and Gate Found at Goliath's Hometown August 4, 2015 Excavations at Gath confirm Biblical history in multiple ways. CONTINUE READING
Bible and Theology Biblical Name Found on Pottery June 17, 2015 An iron-age pot at a fortress south of Jerusalem is inscribed with the name of King Saul's successor at the time of David. CONTINUE READING
Bible and Theology New Archaelogical Findings at Judean Fortress Khirbet Qeiyafa July 23, 2013 A hilltop near where David fought Goliath has revealed buildings and artifacts suggestive of royal organization during the time of King David. CONTINUE READING
Bible and Theology Ancient Text Found in Jerusalem from David's Time July 12, 2013 Inscriptions are rare but valuable artifacts in archaeology. Though short and simple, a fragmentary inscription on a jug sets a record as the oldest ever found in Jerusalem, from the era of David and Solomon or before. CONTINUE READING
Amazing Facts Jerusalem Cistern Found from First Temple Era September 10, 2012 A huge cistern near the Temple Mount has been found that was part of Solomon's Temple complex. CONTINUE READING