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+ Scientific Corroboration of the Biblical Data Regarding Kiln-Baked Bricks “Please Hit ‘Subscribe’”! If you have received benefit from this or any of my A recent archaeological study verified the biblical accuracy of both the date of the sacking of Gath (Goliath's hometown) and the non-use of kiln-fired bricks in Israel.

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New archaeological findings support the truthfulness and historical trustworthiness of the Bible.

From the blog of Bill Slott at The Times of Israel

Once, the House of David seemed like a folk tale. Now, the rocks testify to its historic significance.

This excerpt is the first four-and-a-half pages of Chapter Eleven (“King David Versus King Arthur”) of my book, The Word Set in Stone: How Archaeology, Excerpt about King David, from my book, "The Word Set in Stone: How Archaeology, Science, and History Back up the Bible" (Catholic Answers Press, 3-15-23).

The origins of the Bible are still cloaked in mystery. Spencer Day charts the evolution of arguably the most influential book of all time

Archaeology news: According to the Bible, David killed the giant Goliath (Image: GETTY) READ MORE The archaeological site, which sits near Israels border with Lebanon, was an Iron Age settlement built about 4500 BC and abandoned in 733 BC. It was at Tel-Dan that researchers found a nearly 3,000-year-old inscription on the so-called Tel Dan Stele - stone slab - mentioning the fabled House of David. Professor Meyer told Express.co.uk: "Up until 1993 to 1994 not one shred of archaeological evidenc...