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Tag Archives: archaeology
The True Location of the Jewish Temples
Good video (not exhaustive) concerning the true location of the Jewish temples featuring Bob Cornuke. The temples were connected to the City of David. The traditional “Temple Mount” was actually Fort Antonia that housed the Romans. Like always, man made … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, History, human tradition, Israel, Jerusalem, Jewish Temple, Judaism
Tagged animal sacrifice, archaeology, Bob Cornuke, City of David, Ernest Martin, Fort Antonia, Gihon Spring, Herod's Temple, Israel, Jerusalem, Jewish Temple, Josephus, olive press, Solomon's Temple, Temple Mount
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New Evidence Validating Shroud of Turin (SkyWatchTV News 5/2/17)
Shroud news beings at 19:34. As YouTube has censored SkywatchTV News and Derek Gilbert, you can find them on Rumble and their website. They have some really great news items, but I will have to try to find new links … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, History, Shroud of Turin
Tagged Agostino Sferrazza, archaeology, Emperor Tiberius, history, Jesus, leptons, lituus, Nello Balossino, Pontius Pilate, Roman coins, sacrificial cup, Shroud of Turin, TIBERIOY KAICAPOC, Tiberius Caesar, Turin Faculty of Sciences, YKAI
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Seal of Hezekiah, son of Ahaz, King of Judah (Discovered)
Another great archaeological discovery that continues to prove the Bible is accurate. “Archaeologists deciphered a seal impression bearing the name of the 8th century BCE biblical King Hezekiah recently found during excavations next to the Old City of Jerusalem, the … Continue reading
The Temple and the City of David
Article here on Bob Cornuke’s website.
Archaeology: Biblical Narrative Supported
“Israeli archaeologists, mathematicians and physicists are joining forces to uncover the meaning behind inscriptions found on pottery fragments believed to be more than 2,500 years old. The Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported Wednesday that a Tel Aviv University team has been … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, History, Israel
Tagged archaeology, Azekah, biblical archaeology, Jerusalem, Judah, Lachish, ostracon, Tel Aviv University
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The City of David
Posted in Archaeology, Israel, Jerusalem
Tagged archaeology, Israel, Jerusalem, The City of David
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Claim: Historians Find Holy Grail
This is really interesting! “Spanish historians claim they’ve discovered the 2,000-year-old Holy Chalice, the biblical cup that Jesus Christ used during the Last Supper. Margarita Torres, a medieval history lecturer at León University and Jose Ortiza del Rio, an art … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, History, Jesus
Tagged archaeology, cup of Jesus, history, Holy Grail
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The Jerusalem Temple (Not on Temple Mount)
The two Jewish Temples were not located on the current location known as the Temple Mount. That location is where the Roman Fort Antonia was built. Archaeology, history, and Jewish Rabbis make the case that the Temples were built adjacent … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, History, Israel, Jewish Temple
Tagged Andrew Gabriel Roth, archaeology, Ernest Martin, Fort Antonia, history, Israel, Jewish Temple, Romans, Temple Mount
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Daniel Silas
Hold the Line 