The Israelite Conquest in the Amarna Letters
Abigail L.
The Hebrews and the Israelites The Old Testament focuses on a family that became a nation. These were…
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Goliath: A Giant of a Man
“Only a boy named David, only a little sling…” Every Sunday School child likely knows the story of…
On the Mountain of the Curse
The account of Joshua building an altar on Mount Ebal may not be one of the best-known biblical…
The Ark of the Covenant
Introduction A gold-plated box guarded by a pair of cherubim, the Ark of the Covenant is as mysterious…
The History of the World: Is it Wrong?
Griffith and White’s 20-part series presents a revised chronology of world history that fits the biblical chronology.
Cursed by YHW
Over a year ago, a small lead tablet made big news. In March 2022, archaeologist Scott Stripling held…
The Holy Grail: Myth, Legend, and Archaeological Evidence
The Holy Grail is the stuff of legends. But what was the cup at the last supper really like?
Jericho: The World’s Oldest City
If you grew up attending Sunday School, you probably know that “Joshua fought the battle of Jericho, and…
Upside-Down Pyramids
Imagine trying to build a pyramid upside-down. You start off with a single brick and carefully balance two…
Alternate Creation Tablets
Titus Kennedy
Girsu and Ebla Date: 3rd millennium BC Discovered: Girsu (Tell Telloh, Iraq) and Ebla (Tell Mardikh, Syria) Period:…
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Hannah Klein
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