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FOOTSTEPS: Three Things in Ephesus Timothy Likely Saw

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FOOTSTEPS: Three Things in Corinth Paul Likely Saw

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Top Three Reports in Biblical Archaeology – July 2019

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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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Book Review: The Trowel and the Truth

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Have you ever wondered what the Persian palace that Queen Esther lived in looked like? Read on: https://biblearchaeologyreport.com/2019/08/23/footsteps-three-things-in-susa-esther-likely-saw/ #Bible #Archaeology #BibleArchaeology #BiblicalArchaeology #ArchaeologyLovers #Archaeologia #ArchaeologyLife #History #BibleHistory #BiblicalHistory #Persia #Esther #Susa #Apologetics #BibleArchaeologyReport
Another journey through history via archaeology. This time we see three things in Ephesus that Timothy likely saw during his time there (1 Tim. 1:3). https://biblearchaeologyreport.com/2019/08/17/three-things-in-ephesus-timothy-likely-saw/ #Bible #Archaeology #BibleArchaeology #BiblicalArchaeology #ArchaeologyLife #ArchaeologyLovers #Archaeologia #History #BibleHistory #BiblicalHistory #Ephesus #BibleArchaeologyReport
Both John Garstang, who excavated at Jericho in the 1930’s and Kathleen Kenyon, who excavated there in the 1950’s found storage jars filled with burnt grain.  In fact, Kenyon found over six bushels of grain in one season alone.This would seem to be a strange discovery, as grain was a primary staple of food for ancient people. If Jericho was under siege for an extended period of time, as was the usual military tactic of the day, the grain would have been eaten by the inhabitants.  If the city had fallen after a short siege, it would have been taken as an important source of food for the invading army. The jars of burnt grain affirm three important details from the biblical account of the fall of Jericho. Read about them here: Three Discoveries at Jericho https://biblearchaeologyreport.com/2019/05/25/biblical-sites-three-discoveries-at-jericho/ #Bible #archaeogy #BibleArcheology #BiblicalArchaeology #History #BibleHistory #biblicalhistory #ArchaeologyLife #ArchaeologyLovers #Archaeologia #Jericho #Conquest #BibleArchaeologyReort
Daniel lived in Babylon for over 65 years. Here are three things he likely saw there. https://biblearchaeologyreport.com/2019/08/09/footsteps-three-things-in-babylon-daniel-likely-saw/ #Bible #Archaeology #BibleArchaeology #BiblicalArchaeology #History #BibleHistory #BiblicalHistory #ArchaeologyLife #ArchaeologyLovers #Archaeologia #Bayblon #Iraq #BibleArchaeologyReport

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