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5 years ago in

Archaeology

A common human issue has always been what to do with every day human waste. The simplest answer for those living nomadic lifestyles would likely be a mixture of what humans without modern technology have always done: the digging of holes or the use of

The Bronze Serpent Effect, Part II

Did the bronze serpent influence cults and mythology?

The Bronze Serpent Effect, Part II —
Did the bronze serpent influence cults and mythology?

5 years ago in

Mythology

In the time of the priest and prophet Samuel, Israel went to war with her mortal enemy, the Philistines, and suffered a horrible defeat. The Israelites, bewildered, said, “Why has the Lord defeated us today before the Philistines? Let us bring the ark of the

Joshua’s Altar

Did archaeologists find the altar built by Israel in Joshua 8?

Joshua’s Altar —
Did archaeologists find the altar built by Israel in Joshua 8?

5 years ago in

Archaeology

The book of Deuteronomy records a command to Joshua to hold a ceremony on Mount Ebal and Mount Gerizim once Israel arrives in the Promised Land. This command focuses primarily on Mount Ebal, as it is there that Joshua is supposed to build an altar

The Literary Form of Deuteronomy

And how is it different from the other books of the Torah?

The Literary Form of Deuteronomy —
And how is it different from the other books of the Torah?

5 years ago in

Literature

The Old Testament book of Deuteronomy is remembered as the fifth book of Moses. Its name comes from the Greek meaning “Second Law”. While Deuteronomy is a kind of retelling of the Mosaic Law, it is not an exact copy or a second law, it

The Bronze Serpent Effect

Did the bronze serpent influence culture and religion?

The Bronze Serpent Effect —
Did the bronze serpent influence culture and religion?

5 years ago in

Mythology

For the wilderness wandering Israelites it had already been a long an arduous journey. But now they would have to travel from Mount Hor along the route to the Red Sea in order to go around Edom. The desert dwellers had had enough, and they

The Natural Nature of Miracles

On the crossing of the Red Sea and Jordan River

The Natural Nature of Miracles —
On the crossing of the Red Sea and Jordan River

5 years ago in

Science

The Bible is full of references and depictions to what we today call miracles. In our culture, the word miracle can mean an amazing, extraordinary or unusual event by human or divine means. It can also mean something that violates the natural order of things.

Guardians of the Galaxy

Is there evidence of cherubim outside the Bible?

Guardians of the Galaxy —
Is there evidence of cherubim outside the Bible?

5 years ago in

Mythology

There are many incredible, fanciful tales of heroes, gods, magical creatures, and the like. The half-god, half-human hero Hercules is a prime example. Other popular fables include the exploits of the wizard Merlin along with King Arthur and his famous Knights of the Round Table.

When Was the Exodus?

How misreading the Bible can affect archaeological evidence.

When Was the Exodus? —
How misreading the Bible can affect archaeological evidence.

5 years ago in

Apologetics

The question of the timing of the Exodus is an important one. If timed incorrectly then scholars will be looking for evidence in the wrong time period. And this is what has happened, many scholars time the Exodus event in the 13th century BC (1200s

The Serpent Speaks

Did the snake literally speak to Adam and Eve?

The Serpent Speaks —
Did the snake literally speak to Adam and Eve?

5 years ago in

Science

Although the Bible claims to be God’s word nearly 4,000 times and maintains that “every word of God proves true” (Proverbs 30:5 ESV), it tells a seemingly farfetched story in Genesis 3 when the serpent spoke to Eve. Many scoff at the account of a

The Location of the Garden of Eden

Where do historical researchers say the Garden of Eden is located?

The Location of the Garden of Eden —
Where do historical researchers say the Garden of Eden is located?

5 years ago in

Archaeology

The Garden of Eden is the first location mentioned in the Bible (Genesis 2), and is the backdrop for one of the most iconic histories of the Bible: The lives of Adam and Eve and their fall from grace. Whether or not you believe this

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How did ancient man handle everyday human waste?

Ancient Toilets —
How did ancient man handle everyday human waste?

How did ancient man handle everyday human waste?

Did the bronze serpent influence cults and mythology?

The Bronze Serpent Effect, Part II —
Did the bronze serpent influence cults and mythology?

Did the bronze serpent influence cults and mythology?

Did archaeologists find the altar built by Israel in Joshua 8?

Joshua’s Altar —
Did archaeologists find the altar built by Israel in Joshua 8?

Did archaeologists find the altar built by Israel in Joshua 8?

And how is it different from the other books of the Torah?

The Literary Form of Deuteronomy —
And how is it different from the other books of the Torah?

And how is it different from the other books of the Torah?

Did the bronze serpent influence culture and religion?

The Bronze Serpent Effect —
Did the bronze serpent influence culture and religion?

Did the bronze serpent influence culture and religion?

On the crossing of the Red Sea and Jordan River

The Natural Nature of Miracles —
On the crossing of the Red Sea and Jordan River

On the crossing of the Red Sea and Jordan River

Is there evidence of cherubim outside the Bible?

Guardians of the Galaxy —
Is there evidence of cherubim outside the Bible?

Is there evidence of cherubim outside the Bible?

How misreading the Bible can affect archaeological evidence.

When Was the Exodus? —
How misreading the Bible can affect archaeological evidence.

How misreading the Bible can affect archaeological evidence.

Did the snake literally speak to Adam and Eve?

The Serpent Speaks —
Did the snake literally speak to Adam and Eve?

Did the snake literally speak to Adam and Eve?

Where do historical researchers say the Garden of Eden is located?

The Location of the Garden of Eden —
Where do historical researchers say the Garden of Eden is located?

Where do historical researchers say the Garden of Eden is located?

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How did ancient man handle everyday human waste?

Did the bronze serpent influence cults and mythology?

Did archaeologists find the altar built by Israel in Joshua 8?

And how is it different from the other books of the Torah?

Did the bronze serpent influence culture and religion?

On the crossing of the Red Sea and Jordan River

Is there evidence of cherubim outside the Bible?

How misreading the Bible can affect archaeological evidence.

Did the snake literally speak to Adam and Eve?

Where do historical researchers say the Garden of Eden is located?

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