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Archaeology

Artifacts, relics, and evidence discovered in modern archaeological excavations that support, prove or point to the Bible.

Ancient Biblical Beauty Secrets? —

The Archaeological Discovery That Changed Everything

Ancient Biblical Beauty Secrets? —

The Archaeological Discovery That Changed Everything

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The late and well-respected archaeologist William F Albright made many contributions to our knowledge of history, but not all of them were discoveries he himself dug out of the ground. Such is the case with an artifact that sheds light on the day-to-day beauty practices
Divine Designs —

Though built by human hands, the temple, ark, and other Biblical artifacts were divine in origin.

Divine Designs —

Though built by human hands, the temple, ark, and other Biblical artifacts were divine in origin.

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Though David had it in his heart to build a house for God, God instead promised to build a house for David (2 Sam 7; 1 Chron 17). That house was a royal dynasty that would never end because it would culminate with the eternal
House of the Bullae, Part 2 —

Signet seals of Biblical men from the time of Jeremiah

House of the Bullae, Part 2 —

Signet seals of Biblical men from the time of Jeremiah

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In another segment I discussed several discovered signet seal impressions of Jerusalem officials from the Biblical reign of King Zedekiah, the last Biblical king of Jerusalem. Now, I want to take a look at several MORE signet seals and impressions of men that undoubtedly would
House of the Bullae, Part 1 —

Fifty-one signet seal impressions found in Jerusalem confirm five men from the Bible.

House of the Bullae, Part 1 —

Fifty-one signet seal impressions found in Jerusalem confirm five men from the Bible.

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Looking back to an older excavation that took place in 1982 in Jerusalem, professor Yigal Shiloh discovered a horde of 51 bullae, which are signet seal impressions in clay; seal impressions that once sealed documents. More often than not the documents themselves don’t survive but
The Frankfurt Silver Inscription —

How the discovery of a tiny amulet in Germany has become one of the most important testimonies to early Christianity in the world.

The Frankfurt Silver Inscription —

How the discovery of a tiny amulet in Germany has become one of the most important testimonies to early Christianity in the world.

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In 2018 archaeologists in Frankfurt Germany made a fascinating and groundbreaking discovery though it would not be fully realized until 2024. According to an official report, during an excavation of an ancient Roman cemetery dating to the 3rd century AD, “One grave in particular came