Israeli archaeologists recently uncovered eight previously unearthed sections of the Temple Mount’s retaining wall in Jerusalem and part of a Roman-era theater in an area abutting the wall.
Israeli archaeologists recently uncovered eight previously unearthed sections of the Temple Mount’s retaining wall in Jerusalem and part of a Roman-era theater in an area abutting the wall.
St. Nicholas was born in AD 280 in Turkey. He became an influential pastor and participated in the First Council of Nicaea in AD 325. This week, researchers announced that they have discovered a tomb that could house his undisturbed remains.
In an excavation at Jerusalem’s City of David, archaeologists found dozens of seals with “biblical-type” names on them.
Archaeologists may have found a place that Jesus—as well as Peter, Andrew, and Philip—knew very well. Stay tuned to BreakPoint.
Do you remember the story of Jesus’ first miracle when he turned water into wine at a wedding feast in Cana of Galilee? This miracle is recorded in John 2:1-11. Recently, archaeologists have discovered what they believe is the workshop where the vessels were made that likely held the water (and wine) at the wedding feast.
“New archaeological discovery contradicts the Bible.” I’ll tell you why headlines like this are worth double-checking, next on BreakPoint.
Israeli archaeologists recently discovered 2,600-year-old artifacts they say offer further concrete evidence of the Babylonian destruction of Jerusalem around 586 B.C.
A discovery by Israeli archaeologists presents new evidence of the thriving city of Jerusalem before the Babylonian destruction 2,600 years ago.
Archaeologists at a site in Israel’s West Bank say the success of their search for the Ark of the Covenant looks promising.
Archaeologists from Tel Aviv University have unearthed 3,000-year-old dyed wool fabric samples from the time of Kings David and Solomon.
