Where Christian Archaeologists Get It Wrong

We are still reading the book Zondervan Handbook of Biblical Archaeology by Randall Price with H. Wayne House. And we are still disappointed in many of the things we read by these professionals who call themselves Christian. There are two similar quotes in different chapters and we will only quote one of them. It is

One Topic We Like & One We Don’t

#1. Lasers revealed 5 ancient civilizations that were hiding in plain sight In recent years, archaeologists have turned to lasers in order to unearth ancient civilizations that were previously invisible. A laser technology known as LiDAR — short for light detection and ranging — uses planes to beam thousands of laser pulses from the sky

Year End News Stories

#1. Ancient farming practice makes a comeback as climate change puts pressure on crops Fred Yoder in Ohio plants rye and winter peas he never harvests. Larkin Martin in Alabama plants radishes she’ll never eat. A.G. Kawamura in California plants barley that rots in the fields. Each is part of a small but growing movement

What We Do Not Hear 2

We are continuing to look at the book Zondervan Handbook of Biblical Archaeology by Price and House. This time we will be going through the Introduction and picking out some key quotes that tell us that the Christian authors are missing something from their words. We will not be going through this book chapter by

Evidence for the Philistines

This is more of a recording of different resources that provide evidence for the Biblical Philistines. We have no doubt they existed as the Bible says, the evidence in these resources just provides more proof that the Bible got it right. Whether we agree or disagree with the contents of each resource is neither here

4 Discoveries & 1 Theory

The first two discoveries in this article represent what you should NOT do when you uncover an artifact: #1. 100 million-year-old fossil found in Australia is ‘Rosetta Stone’ of paleontology Experts are hailing the discovery as a breakthrough that could be critical to learning more about the pre-historic world. The Queensland Museum said the find

Graham Hancock

We have known about this explorer and author for many years. We have also read a few of his books and would like to find more of them. Not because we agree with his theories or conclusions but because his books are filled with the p[hysical evidence needed to see the true history of the

Older Archaeological Discoveries

The main problem with archaeology and its discoveries is how they are dated. Because there is no real objective standard for everyone to use, the dating of different discoveries is left to personal opinion based on their archaeological experience. There is a caveat to the dating of archaeological discoveries and we have talked about this

What is the oldest archaeological evidence of the Bible?

This actually is not a hard question to answer. The Silver Scrolls discovered by Prof. Gabriel Barkay are dated to about the 6th or 7th century BC. These scrolls have Numbers 6:24 to 26 inscribed on them and the verses read: The LORD bless you and keep you; the LORD make his face shine upon

Can Archaeology Prove the Bible?

We are sure we talked about this topic in previous articles in this series. Our opinion is that if you confirm an event or person found in the biblical record through archaeology, then you have basically proven certain parts of the Bible true. We have enough physical evidence to show that even the unproven parts