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I previously reviewed Bishop Robert Barron‘s  The Word on Fire Bible, Volume I: The Gospels on 2 June 2020, and the follow-up volume, completing the New Bishop Barron’s Word on Fire Bible (The Pentateuch), is a wonderful, beautiful, educational, and historically fascinating volume. I give it my highest recommendation!

Mark  Liberman is a linguist,  with a dual appointment at the University of Pennsylvania, as Trustee Professor of Phonetics in the Department of Reply to a linguist who made comments on my related NCR article. I maintain that the biblical account is consistent with Mesopotamia; not a worldwide interpretation.

More Evidence of Archaeology, Science, and History Backing Up the Bible (100 Sections) It looks like a hoped-for sequel or "Volume 2" follow-up of my A sequel for my book, The Word Set in Stone is not in the cards, but (good news!), folks can read for free the material that would have made up the second volume.

I love reading. Or I actually like the idea of reading and wish I could engage in it more then I do. Regardless of how much or how little I read there is

Could this miraculous event be related to the phenomenon of resonance?

Miracle of the Sun at Fatima The late Steve Hays (1959-2020) was a Calvinist (and anti-Catholic) apologist, who was very active on his blog, called The late Steve Hays was a Calvinist and anti-Catholic writer and apologist. This is one of my many critiques of Hays’ “Catholicism”: a 695-page self-published volume.

And Which Specific Body of Water Did They Cross, According to the Combined Deductions and Determinations of the Bible and Archaeology? Egyptologist James Much confusion has arisen from an unfortunate relentless biblical usage of "Red Sea" (should sometimes be "Reed Sea"). I argue for an exact lake of the crossing.

Joshua 6:14-15, 20 (RSV) And the second day they marched around the city once, and returned into the camp. So they did for six days. On the seventh day It seems possible that the walls of Jericho may have collapsed due to the resonating frequency produced by soldiers marching around it seven times in lockstep.

This is a reply to a guest article on Jonathan MS Pearce’s atheist blog, by “Lex Lata”: a sharp and civil atheist commentator (a professor?), with whom I I reply to an atheist regarding Joshua's conquest, and show how in two areas, Bible proponents agree with skeptics, while profoundly disagreeing on a third aspect.

In my book, The Word Set in Stone: How Archaeology, Science and History Back Up the Bible (Catholic Answers Press, 2023), I suggest quite a few possible Some people suspect that I am "anti-miracle" because in my latest book on biblical archaeology I offer several POSSIBLE natural explanations. They're dead wrong.