Archaeology
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Jeroboam the Son of Nebat – Failure to Rely on Yahweh
It seems that soon after the events of the man of God recorded in 1 Kings 13, Jeroboam received another jolt – his son was struck with a serious sickness (1 Kings 14:1). The word […]
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Joseph in Egypt, Discoveries from the Period of Hezekiah, and Fragments of a Burial Shroud from the Time of Christ
Evidence of Joseph’s rule in Egypt Egypt’s Al Ahram newspaper has reported that archaeologists have discovered what they describe as “ancient Egyptian coins” bearing the name and image of Joseph in the collection of the […]
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Jeremiah’s Record Confirmed by Archaeology
Excavations in Jerusalem over recent years have uncovered evidence that confirms Jeremiah’s record of the last years of the Kingdom of Judah. For example, Eilat Mazar’s excavations of the City of David at Jerusalem have […]
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The Queen of Sheba’s Gold Mines Discovered
When the Queen of Sheba made her celebrated visit to king Solomon, the Bible records that among other gifts, she brought “very much gold, and precious stones” (1 Kings 10:2). Indeed, the record goes on […]
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