Curse Tablet Found on Mount Ebal Suggests Early Literacy Came to Israel
Writing on a lead amulet found on Mount Ebal in West Bank has been deciphered as the oldest Proto-Hebrew inscription ever found – and it includes the name for God.
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Writing on a lead amulet found on Mount Ebal in West Bank has been deciphered as the oldest Proto-Hebrew inscription ever found – and it includes the name for God.
Biblical researchers say they have decoded an ancient Hebrew inscription, known as a “curse tablet” that predates by centuries any known Hebrew inscription from ancient Israel.
(RNS) — The artifact, less than 1 inch in length and width, and known as a curse tablet, may spur renewed debate on the dating of biblical events, especially those told in the Book of Exodus.
A 'CURSE' amulet dating back millennia has been unearthed by archaeologists in Isreal, according to a new report.On Thursday, archaeologist Dr. Scott
Hear Dr. Scott Stripling explain the biblical resonance of what, if verified, could be the earliest Hebrew writing in the Land of Israel