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Tag Archives: Israel
Moabite Inscription and Emmaus (Archaeology)
More interesting archaeological discoveries impacting the Bible. Very interesting. Story starts at 10:19. 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 … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, Bible, History, Israel
Tagged archaeology, biblical archaeology, Derek Gilbert, Emmaus, Israel, Moabite Inscription, Moabites, Skywatch TV
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Mount Sinai in Saudi Arabia?
I found this video very interesting, and I’m open to new insights based on evidence. I’m not sure where I stand on this particular subject, but this documentary is compelling. I know that human tradition is often wrong.
Posted in Archaeology, Bible, History, Israel
Tagged archaeology, biblical archaeology, Bob Cornuke, Doubting Thomas Research Foundation, Dr. Charles Whittaker, Dr. Glenn Fritz, Dr. Lennart Moller, Dr. Miles Jones, Dr. Sung Hak Kim, Elim, Exodus, Horeb, Israel, Jabal Al Lawz, Jim and Penny Caldwell, Midian, Moses, Mount Horeb, Mount Sinai, Mountain of Moses, Mt. Horeb, Mt. Sinai, Nuweiba, Ron Wyatt, Ryan Mauro, Saudi Arabia, Sinai, Sinai In Arabia, Ten Commandments, twelve springs of water and seventy palm trees
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Inscribed Ring of Pontius Pilate (Archaeology)
“The name of the man who ordered Jesus crucified and ran his trial, the ancient infamous Roman governor of Jerusalem, Pontius Pilate, has been deciphered on a bronze ring found in excavations at the site of Herodion near the West Bank’s Bethlehem, … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, Bible, History, Israel
Tagged archaeology, Bethlehem, biblical archaeology, Dr. Roee Porath, Gideon Forster, Hebrew University, Herodion, Herodion fortress, Israel, Israel Exploration Journal, Israeli archaeology, Malcha Hershkovitz, Pontius Pilate, Shua Amurai-Stark
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Sodom and Gomorrah (Archaeology)
“A super heated blast from the sky…” Very interesting. Occurred around 3,700 years ago. Read full article here. As YouTube has censored SkywatchTV News and Derek Gilbert, you can find them on Rumble and their website. They have some really … Continue reading
First Temple: “Beka” Weight Discovered (Archaeology)
Video in Hebrew with English subtitles. The weight is around 3,000 years old. “Featuring an ancient Hebrew inscription, the object was used to weigh the annual half-shekel donation Jews brought to maintain the Holy Temple.” Full news story here.
The City of David & The Temple (Bob Cornuke)
The location of the Temple of Solomon and 2nd Temple is a very important subject, which I have found interesting for some time. I take the position based on the historical and archaeological evidence that the current “Temple Mount” complex … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, History, human tradition, Israel, Jerusalem, Jewish Temple, Judaism
Tagged archaeology, Bob Cornuke, City of David, Dr. David R. Reagan, Ernest Martin, Fort Antonia, Gihon Spring, Herod's Temple, Israel, Jerusalem, Jewish Temple, Josephus, Lion and Lamb Ministries, Randall Price, Ron Matsen, Solomon's Temple, Temple Mount, The Forge with Ron Matsen
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The Seal of the Prophet Isaiah
Wow! What a wonderful, powerful discovery by archaeologists in Israel. “Archaeologists in Israel say that they have found a clay seal mark that may bear the signature of the Biblical Prophet Isaiah. The 2,700-year-old stamped clay artifact was found during … Continue reading
Governor of Jerusalem (2,700 Year Old Discovery)
A 2,700-year-old ‘governor of Jerusalem’ seal impression has been discovered. Very interesting! “Israeli archaeologists unveiled on Monday a 2,700-year-old clay seal impression which they said belonged to a biblical governor of Jerusalem. “The artifact, inscribed in an ancient Hebrew script … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, History, Israel, Jerusalem
Tagged archaeology, Book of Kings, docket, First Temple period, Hezekiah, Israel, Israeli Antiquities Authority, Jerusalem, Joshua, Josiah, Judean dynasty, Judean Kingdom, Masseiah, Shlomit Weksler-Bdolah, Solomon's Temple, Western Wall Heritage Foundation
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Babylonian Destruction of Jerusalem Discovered
Very interesting discovery. Every time a shovel is turned in Israel, Biblical history is confirmed. Article here.
Posted in Archaeology, History, Israel, Jerusalem, Judah
Tagged archaeology, Babylon, Babylonian destruction of the First Temple, Book of Kings, City of David, Dr. Joe Uziel, Israel, Israeli Antiquities Authority, Jerusalem, Judean dynasty, Judean Kingdom, Nebuchadnezzar, ninth of Av, Ortal Chalaf, Solomon's Temple, Tisha B’av
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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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