Biblical Archaeology

Filmmaker Tim Mahoney investigated archaeological digs with reference to the early and late dates for the Exodus and his findings could be summarised as follows. When the timeline for the Exodus from 1 Kings

Controversy has arisen within archaeology concerning the historicity and timing of the Exodus. The Director, Timothy Mahoney was reluctant to make a film on this subject since he knew it would inevitably result in

I was hoping to visit Israel earlier this year, though due to Covid-19, that trip had to be cancelled. Amongst several places I would have liked to have seen, I was keen to re-visit

Earlier this year the Biblical Archaeological Review updated a previous article written a few years back when 50 characters in the Bible had been confirmed archaeologically. (Please see the link at the bottom of

Caiaphas is famous for unknowingly prophesying how Messiah would atone for sin. The Council feared that if Yeshua (Jesus) was left alone He would gain such a following that the Romans would swiftly move

1 Dead Sea Scrolls Ironically these were first discovered by a Bedouin shepherd boy and this is a strong apologetic against theories that the Bible has been corrupted. Many assume that the Bible is the

In the light of overwhelming historical evidence, no credible historian would deny that Jesus existed. The real issue is who He was and what He accomplished. However, since some today are adamant that ‘history

It is common knowledge that the Bible is the most popular and influential book ever written. What is less well known however, is that the Bible is a unique set of writings, inextricably linked

Archaeologists demonstrate confidence in the accuracy of the Bible Biblical archaeology is the Achilles heel of the liberal theologians and the nail in the mummy’s coffin! The Biblical Archaeological Review in 2017 confirmed that