Where was Jesus actually buried? Unfortunately Jerusalem hasn’t been marked out with signs the way a theme park might be, with arrows pointing to the various sites or attractions. In fact, centuries of conflict has destroyed or buried significant areas. As we observe Easter, let’s take a look at where Jesus could have been buried … Continue Reading
Tag Archives: Bible Archaeology
COMING SOON: New Bible Archaeology Exhibit!
One of the oldest copies of the book of Matthew and an Arabic recording of Noah and the Flood?! These are just some of the amazing highlights of a new exhibit called Sacred Writings: Extraordinary Texts of the Biblical World. This one-time exhibition will be on display at the Penn Museum (University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology) from … Continue Reading
1500-Year Old Bible Discovery!
The second-oldest biblical writing (after the Dead Sea Scrolls) has just been found, furthering the existing evidence of biblical reliability! 45 years ago, a little charred scroll was unearthed at an excavation of a 4th century (AD) synagogue in Ein Gedi. Significantly, this is the first ancient Torah scroll to have been found inside a … Continue Reading
Dead Sea Scrolls in Los Angeles March 10 – Sept. 7!
The Dead Sea Scrolls will be at California Science Center, Los Angeles, CA — Opens March 10 2015. Exhibit & Ticket Information: www.californiasciencecenter.org/exhibits/dead-sea-scrolls-the-exhibition The Dead Sea Scrolls discovery is one of the most important finds to confirm that the Bible was handed down accurately over the centuries. A few people believe (wrongly) that the Dead … Continue Reading