Pagan Arch to Reappear as Washington Exhibit Centerpiece
The reproduction of the Arch of Palmyra, a Roman victory arch that stood as the entrance to a pagan temple for almost 2,000 years, will make an improbable appearance in Washington D.C. and the International Criminal Court in the Hague as a “symbol of Peace and Resilience.”
Rabbi: “UN is Replacement Theology on Steroids”
The United Nations has played a leading role in rewriting history as part of its anti-Israel agenda. A recent editorial in Christian media compared this to replacement theology and one rabbi agreed, noting that pro-Palestinian forces have taken this hated doctrine further than the Church ever had.
DNA Tests of 6,500-Year-Old Skeletons Found in Galilee Disclose Origins
A pioneering international study led by Tel Aviv University (TAU) researchers who conducted DNA tests in skeletons placed 6,500 years in a burial cave in Peki’in reveals their origins
Have The Temple Vessels Been Located?
After nearly a decade of writing, the remarkable story of one man’s quest to decipher the ancient map leading to the gold and silver Temple vessels is being published.
Spectacular Hellenistic-era Earring Unearthed in City of David
A spectacular Hellenistic-era golden earring, featuring ornamentation of a horned animal, was discovered in excavations in the City of David National Park.
Christian Archaeologist Battling For the Bible’s Truth In Israel
Using the Bible as a guidebook, Dr. Scott Stripling is now digging in Shiloh, which he surmises may be the true site of the biblical Tabernacle.
Beneath the Surface: The Untold Story of US Christians Unearthing Israeli Archaeology
“By digging down into the earth of the holy land and finding our answers in there, we established our roots here and showed…we’re not interlopers or migrants, we‘re not survivors of the Holocaust that Europe dumped here,” as even Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas claimed as recently as a month ago. “We are indigenous people.”
3,000-Year-Old Head Depicts Biblical King – But Which King Is it?
A recently revealed archaeological find may allow modern day people to see what a Biblical king looked like but a mystery still remains: which Biblical king is he?
1600 Year Old Amulet Cites Biblical Balaam to Curse Chariot Races
1600-year-old lead scroll deciphered after 70 years reveals Biblically-based curse in Aramaic intended to win chariot races.
New Archaeological Find is Helping Settle Academic Dispute Over Historical King David
Archaeologists, aided by burrowing mole rats, discovered a building attributed to the kingdom of Biblical King David, making the case for him as a historical figure even stronger.