Biblical Archaeology

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  Israelis Excited over Hezekiah Inscriptions – Old and New

  An Israeli professor recently caused waves among archaeologists by claiming he had discovered new ancient Hebrew inscriptions in Hezekiah’s tunnel in Jerusalem that mirror passages in the Old Testament.

• Truths of The Second Temple – Part 2

  The Temple was an integral part of Jewish life. It was the symbol of God’s continual presence among His people, and the place where worship and sacrifices were offered to God. Discover more about the temple through this video as we take you to Saxony Germany to tour a model of the Second Temple. In part one, we will explore some interesting details about the temple that reveal how God relates personally to His people.

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  How the Gospel Spread from Caesarea Maritima to Rome

  The ancient city of Caesarea Maritima nestled along the Mediterranean coast was one of the most significant seaports in the world during the time of Herod the Great and the events of the book of Acts.

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  Caesarea in the Bible & Why It’s Significant for Christians

  The city of Caesarea is mentioned a number of times in the New Testament, such as the Roman Centurion Cornelius’ receiving of the Holy Spirit as recorded in the book of Acts.

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  The Road to Damascus

  Praying for the Middle East A popular mountain peak frequented by tourists in Israel is Mount Bental in the Golan Heights.

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  Was Israel’s Founding Illegal?

  Jerusalem has been the Jewish people’s capital for more than three millennia The Palestinian Liberation Organization Charter states that “Zionism is a colonialist movement in its inception.”