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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.

  I've been busy enough with the Unbearable Cuteness of Being and other distractions here that I've neglected mentioning an article of mine that

On October 2, 2023, 18 people (including my husband Rick and myself) headed to Denver to catch a flight to Tel Aviv, Israel. This was not our first trip; in

The fact that so many Israelis are out exploring every facet of the country during Hol Hamoed is proof that Israelis realize they are living amid treasures to be enjoyed and savored.

Archaeologists excavated a corbelled passageway and a large vault built of thousands of unfired mud bricks, the first example of corbelled architecture found in Israel.

'And Ben Haddad listened to king Asa, and he sent the captains of his armies against the cities of Israel, and he struck Ijon and Dan and Abel-Beth Maachah and all Kinereth with all the land of Naftali' (1 Kings 15:20)

Archaeologists have revealed an incredibly ancient arched passage from 3,800 years ago, hinting at Mesopotamian architectural influence in an ancient Canaanite city.

An artifact found at the entrance to the passageway helped archaeologists date it to the Middle Bronze Age.

The 4,000-year-old, Perfectly Preserved Mudbrick Vault Uncovered at Tel Shimron in the Jezreel Valley Is a Rare Find, but Researchers Can’t Figure Out Its Purpose

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