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August 28, 2019September 19, 2019 Bryan Windle

Top Three Reports in Biblical Archaeology – August 2019

August 23, 2019September 19, 2019 Bryan Windle

FOOTSTEPS: Three Things in Susa Esther Likely Saw

July 29, 2019July 29, 2019 Bryan Windle

Top Three Reports in Biblical Archaeology – July 2019

July 20, 2019September 19, 2019 Bryan Windle

FOOTSTEPS: Three Things in Canaan that Joshua Likely Saw

June 28, 2019 Bryan Windle

Top Three Reports in Biblical Archaeology – June 2019

June 24, 2019June 30, 2020 Bryan Windle

FOOTSTEPS: Three Things in Egypt Joseph Likely Saw

June 14, 2019 Bryan Windle

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

June 8, 2019July 5, 2020 Bryan Windle

Biblical Sites: Three Discoveries at Dan

May 25, 2019 Bryan Windle

Biblical Sites: Three Discoveries at Jericho

May 17, 2019June 3, 2020 Bryan Windle

Biblical Sites: Three Ways to Date the Destruction at Jericho

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July was a banner month in biblical archaeology, including the discovery of an inscription with the name Jerubbaal, the nickname of Gideon (Judges 6:32). Read about it in the TOP THREE REPORTS IN JULY 2021 at Biblearchaeologyreport.com (hot link in bio)
Was Abraham a real person, or was he the creation of a group of priests living over 1000 years later who were inventing a history for their people? Archaeological evidence suggests the patriarchal narratives accurately reflect the time period in which they are set. Here are the top ten places and finds related to Abraham.
How accurate is the New Testament's description of Asia minor? What artifact related to Paul is the most significant? I ask Mark Wilson, author of Biblical Turkey, these and other questions in my latest Scholar's Chair interview.
A monument from the Egyptian Pharaoh Wahibre (known as Hophra in Hebrew, Apries in Greek) was one of the TOP THREE REPORTS IN BIBLICAL ARCHAEOLOGY in June 2021.

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