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Archaeology

It is a commonly known truth in ancient Near Eastern studies that salt was an important staple of everyday life. Salt enhances the flavour of food increasing the enjoyment of the meal, and it had many other practical uses. Salt enabled the preservation of fish

Zion’s Desolate Daughter

Who is the “daughter of Zion” and how will she be left desolate?

Zion’s Desolate Daughter —
Who is the “daughter of Zion” and how will she be left desolate?

2 years ago in

Literature

In Isaiah’s opening vision God rebukes His people for their unfaithfulness to Him and their thirst for unrighteousness. And should they continue in this rebellion God shows Isaiah what their future holds: “Your country is desolate, your cities are burned with fire; strangers devour your land in your presence;

Job

A quick synopsis on his life and legacy.

Job —
A quick synopsis on his life and legacy.

2 years ago in

Biography

It was approximately 2000 B.C. and the man, Job,[1] had the picture-perfect life. He lived in the land of Uz[2] and was extremely wealthy, wise, and blessed with his wife and ten children. He had great possessions. Namely, “seven thousand sheep, three thousand camels, five

Ancient Farm Tech

What tools did ancient Israel use to farm?

Ancient Farm Tech —
What tools did ancient Israel use to farm?

2 years ago in

Archaeology

Due to its integral value in ancient society, quite a bit is known about the ancient methods of farming. In Biblical Israel, the act of sowing fields with seed occupied four months of the year and it began immediately following the first rain of the

King Manasseh

A brief bio on one of Israel’s most evil kings.

King Manasseh —
A brief bio on one of Israel’s most evil kings.

2 years ago in

Biography

Manasseh, son of the godly king Hezekiah, was only twelve years of age when he was crowned king of Judah and he reigned fifty-five years (from about 687-642 BC) making it the longest reign of any Jewish king. In fact, Manasseh’s reign was one year

Living in the Babylonian Exile

An historical look into Israel's captivity

Living in the Babylonian Exile —
An historical look into Israel's captivity

2 years ago in

Archaeology

Beginning in 597 BC, eleven years before the destruction of Jerusalem, Nebuchadnezzar enacted the first wave of deportations of citizens of Jerusalem to his Babylonian Empire. This first exile was a show of his power and an attempt to squash any spirit of rebellion or

King Hezekiah

A brief bio on one of God's most faithful kings.

King Hezekiah —
A brief bio on one of God's most faithful kings.

2 years ago in

Biography

The Bible describes King Hezekiah as one who, “trusted in the LORD God of Israel, so that after him was none like him among all the kings of Judah, nor who were before him.” (2 Kings 18:5). This was perhaps surprising since Hezekiah’s father, Ahaz,

Vineyards, Grapes & Wine

Theological importance of grape production.

Vineyards, Grapes & Wine —
Theological importance of grape production.

2 years ago in

History

The importance of vineyards and their produce to ancient Israel, is obvious both in history and in the pages of the Bible. Wine was widely used in the religious offerings of the Law (Ex. 29; Num. 15; 28), vineyards were a common analogy used by

All the King’s Horses

Did Solomon have forty thousand or four thousand stalls of horses? Comparing 1 Kings 4:26 to 2 Chronicles 9:25.

All the King’s Horses —
Did Solomon have forty thousand or four thousand stalls of horses? Comparing 1 Kings 4:26 to 2 Chronicles 9:25.

2 years ago in

Apologetics

Although the Bible claims to be the supernatural revelation of God unbelievers claim that it is nothing more than a human production full of errors and contradictions. One example they point to is 1 Kings 4:26 which records that “Solomon had forty thousand stalls of

Samson

A brief biography on the most infamous Nazirite judge.

Samson —
A brief biography on the most infamous Nazirite judge.

2 years ago in

Biography

Prior to the rule of any Israelite king—when everyone was, “doing what was right in his own eyes” (Judges 17:6)—was born Samson. Even before the womb God had ordained him to be a judge and a leader among his people and to begin delivering the

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On the usefulness and harvesting of a precious ancient commodity.

Importance of Salt —
On the usefulness and harvesting of a precious ancient commodity.

On the usefulness and harvesting of a precious ancient commodity.

Who is the “daughter of Zion” and how will she be left desolate?

Zion’s Desolate Daughter —
Who is the “daughter of Zion” and how will she be left desolate?

Who is the “daughter of Zion” and how will she be left desolate?

A quick synopsis on his life and legacy.

Job —
A quick synopsis on his life and legacy.

A quick synopsis on his life and legacy.

What tools did ancient Israel use to farm?

Ancient Farm Tech —
What tools did ancient Israel use to farm?

What tools did ancient Israel use to farm?

A brief bio on one of Israel’s most evil kings.

King Manasseh —
A brief bio on one of Israel’s most evil kings.

A brief bio on one of Israel’s most evil kings.

An historical look into Israel's captivity

Living in the Babylonian Exile —
An historical look into Israel's captivity

An historical look into Israel's captivity

A brief bio on one of God's most faithful kings.

King Hezekiah —
A brief bio on one of God's most faithful kings.

A brief bio on one of God's most faithful kings.

Theological importance of grape production.

Vineyards, Grapes & Wine —
Theological importance of grape production.

Theological importance of grape production.

Did Solomon have forty thousand or four thousand stalls of horses? Comparing 1 Kings 4:26 to 2 Chronicles 9:25.

All the King’s Horses —
Did Solomon have forty thousand or four thousand stalls of horses? Comparing 1 Kings 4:26 to 2 Chronicles 9:25.

Did Solomon have forty thousand or four thousand stalls of horses? Comparing 1 Kings 4:26 to 2 Chronicles 9:25.

A brief biography on the most infamous Nazirite judge.

Samson —
A brief biography on the most infamous Nazirite judge.

A brief biography on the most infamous Nazirite judge.

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Spotlight

On the usefulness and harvesting of a precious ancient commodity.

Who is the “daughter of Zion” and how will she be left desolate?

A quick synopsis on his life and legacy.

What tools did ancient Israel use to farm?

A brief bio on one of Israel’s most evil kings.

An historical look into Israel's captivity

A brief bio on one of God's most faithful kings.

Theological importance of grape production.

Did Solomon have forty thousand or four thousand stalls of horses? Comparing 1 Kings 4:26 to 2 Chronicles 9:25.

A brief biography on the most infamous Nazirite judge.

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