Archaeologists discovered a jar believed to be some 3,000-years-old bearing the name of an Israelite man. The inscription may be the evidence needed to help confirm that a city mentioned in the Old Testament was an Israelite city.
Archaeologists discovered a jar believed to be some 3,000-years-old bearing the name of an Israelite man. The inscription may be the evidence needed to help confirm that a city mentioned in the Old Testament was an Israelite city.
Archaeologists excavating at Tel Abel Beth Maacah recently unearthed a room dating back to the ninth century before Christ “that contained broken jars.”
Archaeologists in Israel believe they may have found a 2000-year-old market place where Jesus himself may have walked.
The large rock mentioned in 1 Samuel 6, where the Ark of the Covenant rested may have been unearthed by an archeological team near Beth Shemesh.
A new fossil was unearthed in Argentina suggesting that, at some point, snakes had legs. The discovery helps to provide more information on how God could have cursed the serpent to crawl on his belly.
As many as 17 ancient Bible fragments that Hobby Lobby’s owner, billionaire Steve Green, bought for the Museum of the Bible were apparently stolen by a world-renowned Oxford University professor, the museum has acknowledged.
Israeli archaeologists have discovered a sprawling 5000-year-old city so enormous that it has been dubbed the “New York” of the Bronze Age.
In Psalm 60, the Psalmist describes the totality of God’s victory over Israel’s foes, proclaiming “Moab is my wash basin; upon Edom I cast my sandal.”
Recent discoveries by archaeologists indicate a discovery of the biblical kingdom of Edom, often presumed by secular historians as a “biblical myth.”
A national service volunteer working in excavated dirt from the Western Wall in Jerusalem recently discovered a 7th century BCE clay sealer, which reads “Belonging to Adoniyahu, the Royal Steward.”
