What do clay tablets, ruined palaces, and ancient inscriptions have to do with your Bible? On this episode, we explore the archaeological trail left behind by Babylon and Persia, including
Many Old Testament scholars claim the first six books of the Bible are nothing more than folklore. But is that really the case? Archaeologist Dr. Steven Collins presents powerful archaeological
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,
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
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
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.
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
