Biblical Archaeology

Found in Iraq, the Nuzi Tablets support the Bible's historical reliability in the customs they record between ancient men.

The Bible's historical record is once again proven faithful through these two Archaeological discoveries. Hezekiah's Tunnel, and the oldest mentions of Scripture ever found!

What is the Shroud of Turin? What has AI revealed about it? Is it truly a forgery from the Middle Ages?

Is there actually no evidence for the Exodus? Did it really happen in 1446 B.C.?

This is the first in a new series covering some Biblical Archaeology . Archaeology is the study of human history through the excavation of sites of interest and the examination of the artifacts recovered. Dating methods in Archaeology vary, but for most ruins, pottery can be used to date when a structure existed. By knowing the time eras of pottery styles, we can date the ruins of past humans. This series is based on the book “ Where God Came Down ” by Joel P. Kramer and may