Scrolls and Stones—Biblical Archaeology

06/14/2026

Flavia Neapolis and the Biblical World of Shechem, Samaria, and Mount Gerizim

Explore Flavia Neapolis, biblical Shechem, Mount Gerizim, Jacob’s well, the Samaritans, and the Roman history of ancient Nablus.

06/14/2026

Biblical Archaeology & History of the Bible

Unearthing Ancient Truths, Exploring Sacred Sites, and Tracing the Bible's Timeless Journey

Unearthing Ancient Truths, Exploring Sacred Sites, and Tracing the Bible's Timeless Journey

01/25/2026

Herod the Great In History, Scripture, And Archaeology

Explore Herod the Great in Scripture and archaeology: his rise under Rome, temple expansion, Caesarea harbor, fortresses, cruelty, and Bible chronology.

01/24/2026

Rediscovering Lost Texts: The Role of Archaeology in Old Testament Textual Criticism

Archaeology aids Old Testament textual criticism by recovering manuscripts and inscriptions that clarify scribal habits and confirm the stability of the Masoretic Text.

01/02/2026

What Is the Significance of the City of Tyre in the Bible?

Tyre’s rise and fall demonstrate Jehovah’s sovereign judgment over prideful nations and affirm the inerrant truth of biblical prophecy.
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12/31/2025

The Fall and Its Immediate Consequences for Mankind

The Fall was a literal act of rebellion in Eden that brought sin, death, and alienation from God, reshaping human history and creating the need for redemption.
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12/31/2025

Adam and Eve in Eden: Perfection, Dominion, and the Command

Eden presents mankind’s original perfection, peaceful dominion, and a clear command that tested loyalty to Jehovah and framed the tragedy of sin.
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12/31/2025

Adam and Eve in Eden: Perfection, Dominion, and the Command
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