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Top Ten Discoveries in Biblical Archaeology Relating to the New Testament

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Top Ten Discoveries in Biblical Archaeology Relating to the Old Testament

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FOOTSTEPS: Three Things in Jerusalem That Jesus Likely Saw

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FOOTSTEPS: Three Things in Capernaum that Peter Likely Saw

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Top Three Reports in Biblical Archaeology – June 2019

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FOOTSTEPS: Three Things in Egypt Joseph Likely Saw

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Book Review: The Trowel and the Truth

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Digging For Truth: Top Ten Discoveries in Biblical Archaeology (NT)

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Digging For Truth: Top Ten Discoveries in Biblical Archaeology (OT)

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During the 19th century critics used to point to Belshazzar, King of Babylon (Daniel 5), as evidence of the inaccuracy of the Bible. Belshazzar was unknown to history and ancient historians recorded that Nabonidus was the last king of Babylon. Then, the Nabonidus Cylinder was discovered in the ruins of the ziggurat at Ur. It contains a prayer of dedication by Nabonidus, in which he prays for his oldest son, Belshazzar. Another inscription, the Persian Verse Account of Nabonidus, further confirms that Nabonidus went on a long journey and entrusted the kingship to son. You can read about the Nabonidus Cylinder and other artifacts in THREE BABLYONIAN INSCRIPTIONS ABOUT THE EXILE: https://biblearchaeologyreport.com/2019/03/22/three-babylonian-inscriptions-about-the-exile/ #Bible #Archaeology #BibleArcheology #BiblicalArchaeology #BibleHistory #ArchaeologyLife #ArchaeologyLovers #Archaeologia #Israel #Babylon #Babylonian #BibleArchaeologyReport
Enter the world of Jesus. See the archaeological sites and artifacts that He would have seen. https://biblearchaeologyreport.com/2019/07/13/footsteps-three-things-in-jerusalem-that-jesus-likely-saw/ #Bible #Archaeology #BibleArchaeology #BiblicalArchaeology #Archaeologia #ArchaeologyLovers #History #biblicalhistory #BibleHistory #Jesus #Jerusalem #Israel
In the Bible we read about the interactions the kings of Judah and Israel had with numerous Assyrian kings (2 Kings 15:19, 17:3; 18:13, 19:37, etc). What is interesting is that we also read about Hebrew kings in the Assyrian records, such as the description in the Summary Statements of Tiglath-Pileser III of the tribute paid by King Jehoahaz (Ahaz) of Judah. It is one of the THREE ASSYRIAN INSCRIPTIONS ABOUT HEBREW KINGS you can learn about here: https://biblearchaeologyreport.com/2019/03/15/three-assyrian-inscriptions-about-hebrew-kings/ #Bible #Archaeology #BibleArchaeology #BiblicalArchaeology #Ancient #History #Archaeologia #Assyria #Israel #Hebrew #OldTestament #ArchaeologyLife #ArchaeologyLovers #AntiqueArchaeology
Archaeology allows us to travel back in time, so to speak, and see things that people who lived in biblical times saw. Here are three things Peter likely saw in Capernaum. https://biblearchaeologyreport.com/2019/07/08/footsteps-three-things-in-capernaum-that-peter-likely-saw/ #Bible #Archaeology #BibleArchaeology #BiblicalArchaeology #NewTestament #Jesus #Peter #Capernaum #SeaofGalilee #Israel #Apologetics

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