The Limits of Archaeology: The Case Study of Belshazzar
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By: Daniel Sloan, Ph.D., July 21, 2024 When we open the pages of Daniel chapter five, we run into a figure named Belshazzar. In this…
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Sennacherib’s Military Encampments
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By: Scott Reynolds, D.Min., Ph.D. | July 14, 2024 Archaeology has once again provided physical apologetic support to a miraculous account in the Tanakh. Many…
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Reasons to Accept a First Century Date for the Shroud of Turin
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Reasons to Accept a First-Century Date for the Shroud of Turin By: Brian G. Chilton, M.Div., Ph.D. | June 23, 2024 Note: The original post…
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Mesha Stele and the Name “Yahweh”
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By: Scott Reynolds, D.Min., Ph.D. | March 24, 2024 One of the most significant artifacts for Jews and Christians is the Mesha Stele or Moabite…
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“Pilate, a Stone, and the Bible”
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By Michelle Johnson PhD., MDiv. | October 13, 2023 Pontius Pilate Pontius Pilate is a name associated with the events leading to Jesus’…
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The Amarna Letters
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By: Scott Reynolds, Ph.D., D.Min. | August 6, 2023 One of the most significant archaeological finds in the Canaanite region is the Amarna letters, a…
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Crucified Bone and Ossuary
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By: Scott Reynolds, Ph.D., D.Min. | May 28, 2023 The Roman cross as a fatal punishment has not been doubted as a historical fact by…
