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Episode 1200 - Nebuchadnezzar and The Persian Kings Pt 1 Paratus Archaeology Series 2026 Interview 5

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On this episode, we uncover how ancient archaeology brings the world of the Bible to life. From royal records tied to Nebuchadnezzar II to inscriptions describing the rise of Persia, the evidence paints a vivid historical picture. These discoveries don’t just tell us what happened – they show that the Bible’s story unfolds in real time, with real kings and real empires.

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Episode 1199 - The Merneptah Stele and The Balaam Inscription Pt 2 Paratus Archaeology Series 2026 Interview 4

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What do archaeology and the Bible have to say about Israel’s origins? In this episode, we explore the Merneptah Stele, the earliest known non-biblical reference to Israel, and the Balaam Inscription discovered east of the Jordan River. Together, these remarkable finds point to real people, real places, and real events described in Scripture. Tune in as we show how ancient monuments strengthen confidence in the biblical account of the Exodus and Conquest.

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Episode 1198 - The Merneptah Stele and The Balaam Inscription Pt 1 Paratus Archaeology Series 2026 Interview 4

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Did ancient Egypt record the name of Israel in stone? On this episode we examine two of the most important archaeological discoveries connected to the Exodus – the Merneptah Stele and the Balaam Inscription. These ancient texts provide powerful extrabiblical references to Israel and a biblical prophet named Balaam. Join us as we uncover what these finds reveal about the historical reality of the Exodus and Israel’s early presence in Canaan.

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Episode 1197 - Herod Pontious Pilate Caiaphas Pt 2 Paratus Archaeology Series 2026 Interview 3

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Were the rulers named in the Gospels real people, or merely literary figures? Using their “Four Ds” method – Discovery, Description, Dwelling, and Denotation – Dr. Joseph Holden and Dr. Patrick Zukeran evaluate the archaeological evidence connected to Herod, Pilate, and Caiaphas. The findings demonstrate that the New Testament accurately identifies historical persons, offices, and locations, strengthening confidence in the Gospel accounts.

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Episode 1196 - Herod Pontious Pilate Caiaphas Pt 1 Paratus Archaeology Series 2026 Interview 3

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In this episode, Dr. Joseph Holden and Dr. Patrick Zukeran examine archaeological discoveries tied to Herod the Great, Pontius Pilate, and Caiaphas. From royal palaces and fortresses to inscriptions and burial remains, they show how archaeology confirms these figures as real historical actors in the Gospel story.

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Episode 1195 - The Temple Mount Pt 2 Paratus Archaeology Series 2026 Interview 2

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From Solomon’s Temple to Herod’s massive expansion, this episode traces the long and dramatic history of the Temple Mount through both Scripture and archaeology. Dr. Joseph Holden and Dr. Patrick Zukeran reveal how ancient structures, inscriptions, and artifacts align with the Bible’s account of Israel’s most important sacred space.

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Episode 1194 - The Temple Mount Pt 1 Paratus Archaeology Series 2026 Interview 2

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Can archaeology confirm what the Bible says about Israel’s most sacred site? In this episode, Dr. Joseph Holden and Dr. Patrick Zukeran investigate the Temple Mount, tracing its biblical roots, archaeological discoveries, and enduring significance. Their discussion shows why this historic location remains central to both faith and the evidence for Scripture’s reliability.