Biblical History

Consistently the biblical record has proven to be historically accurate. As new archaeological finds, written records, and other artifacts come to light the evidence tends to corroborate the biblical accounts. So here is an opportunity to share these gems that support the bible's historicity. It is a place for fact not fantasy, and a place for those who believe the biblical narrative not the naysayers. #bible #biblestudy #biblehistory
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Gezer Calendar

In 1908, an archaeologist was sifting through the dirt of Gezer, a town just west of Jerusalem. He unearthed a small piece of soft limestone around the size of a smartphone. At first glance, it looked like nothing more than debris. But once the dust was brushed away, that...See more

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Jason Ashe "The Bible has often faced skepticism regarding the historicity of its accounts, particularly the existence of the kings of Israel and Judah. Critics have sometimes dismissed these figures as legendary or purely theological constructs. However, modern archaeology...See more

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https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1C8RvpuW9u/ Deep in the ruins of Tel Dan in northern Israel, archaeologists uncovered a broken basalt fragment that changed biblical history forever. Known today as the Tel Dan Stele, this weathered stone bears an inscription carved by an Aramean...See more

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'Put together, in all of the Assyrian wall reliefs, there are only three cities with multi-corbeled battlements atop their defensive towers. One of them is definitely Judahite Lachish. The other is all but certainly Judahite Gath. The last is the scene on Slab 28 of the throne room, which Compton views as Jerusalem.' Learn more... https://armstronginstitute.org/1382-revealed-a-2700-year-old-depiction-of-jerusalem-and-hezekiah

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Consistently the biblical record has proven to be historically accurate. As new archaeological finds, written records, and other artifacts come to light the evidence tends to corroborate the biblical accounts. So here is an opportunity to share these gems that support the bible's historicity. It is a place for fact not fantasy, and a place for those who believe the biblical narrative not the naysayers. #bible #biblestudy #biblehistory