Stash of Original Temple Incense Found
A cache of nearly 600 kilos of what is believed to be ketoret (incense used in the Temple service) was discovered by a team of Bnei Noach (Noahides) in 1992. Could its discovery be connected to the reestablishment of the Third Temple and the Messianic era?
Flash Floods in the Judean Desert A Metaphor For God’s Word
Viewed more than 14,000 times by press time, a dramatic video of flash flood in the Judean desert last week, during the rainy season in Israel, was posted on the Facebook page of an Israeli travel ministry.
Proving the Bible by Finding the City of Ai
Dr. Scott Stripling is in the process of having his theory concerning the precise location of the Biblical city of Ai and if it is accepted, it may be a major step in proving the Bible is a valid source for archaeologists.
2,000-Year-Old Ring Discovered in Jerusalem’s Old City
Israel Antiquity Authority archaeologists have uncovered a two-thousand-year-old ring with a solitaire gemstone in excavations in the City of David National Park in Jerusalem.
Biblical Archaeology Knows no Borders: Israeli Course Attracts Students From Pakistan, Oman and UAE
Some 1,000 students, including from Oman, Pakistan and Malaysia, are learning about the complex relationship between archaeology, history and Bible.
Did Archaeologists Discover Pontius Pilate’s Ring at Biblical Fortress?
Archaeologists claim that they have resolved a more than 50-year mystery after a ring found in the 1960’s finally had its insignia deciphered. It was assumed to belong to Pontius Pilate – Jerusalem’s infamous governor during the time of Jesus – and it was only recently that the ring’s provenance has been confirmed.
Israeli Archaeologist Reconstructs Thorax of Neanderthal “Moshe”
Using Israeli 3D virtual ribcage model, international researchers conclude that Neanderthals walked straighter than modern humans.
Mosaics of Bible Scenes Released for First Time
Mosiacs depicting scenes from the Bible discovered at Huqoq near the Galilee were just released for the first time ever.
Did Scientists Just Confirm Biblical Account of Sodom and Gomorrah?
A recent scientific study confirmed what students of the Bible have known all along: a catastrophe from the heavens destroyed all life in the area of the Dead Sea many thousands of years ago.
Arch of Palmyra Casts Shadow of Idolatry Over Kavanaugh Hearings
On September 26, a 20 foot-tall replica of Roman Victory Arch of Palmyra was unveiled for a three-day display on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. The arch perfectly framed the Capitol Building where the next day, Christine Blasey Ford and Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Though the arch and the Senate hearings seem disconnected, there may be an underlying nefarious synchronicity bringing the idolatrous roots of the arch to the political process going on nearby.