Proof The Bible Is True

Biblical archaeology is an important creation science discipline that substantiates the Bible as a valid historical document, and the Biblical chronology as accurate time-line. Each year new discoveries are made, and creationists are encouraged to keep themselves informed of progress in this field. The study of Biblical Archaeology is also an important aid to the correct understanding of the Bible, since it gives a description of the lands of the Bible and of social customs, civil and religious, of the biblical characters. Biblical Archaeology (read more on the Creation Wiki) http://creationwiki.org/Biblical_Arch…

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Old Testament Archaeology: Part 2C - Jericho (Tell es-Sultan)

Old Testament Archaeology: Part 2B - Aligning Key Events

Old Testament Archaeology: Part 2A - Introduction to Biblical / Egyptian Synchrony

Old Testament Archaeology: Part 1C - Important Discoveries

Old Testament Archaeology: Part 1B - Sodom and Gomorrah

Old Testament Archaeology: Part 1A - Textual Authenticity

Biblical Archaeology: Defending the History in God's Word

New Testament Archaeology - Part 1 - Jesus' Home and Ministry in Galilee

New Testament Archaeology - Part 2 - Archaeology of the Crucifixion

Old Testament Archaeology: Part 2 - Synchronizing the Biblical and Egyptian History

Old Testament Archaeology: Part 1 - The Bible and Ancient History Unite

Can You Believe the Bible?

New Testament Archaeology

New Testament Archaeology

The Historical Accuracy of the Bible

Revelation 2: 1-11 Including Ephesus and Smyrna

Revelation 1: On The Island of Patmos

Exploring Sardis and Philadelphia - Revelation 3:23

Pergamum: Revelation 2:12-17

Using Ephesian Identity to Create a New Christian Identity

Overlooked Sites (Ammam, Jordan, Kursi, and the Golan)

Visiting the City of David and the Western Wall

Biblical Apologetics: Defending Belief in the Bible

Mount of Olives and Garden of Gethsemane

From the Wilderness to Jerusalem

Bethel and Shiloh: Presence and Promises

Contested Kings of the Jews: Matthew 2:1-8

Gideon, Beth She'an, Jericho and Qsar el Yehud (Baptism of Jesus)

The Discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls: Qumran and the Bible

Caesarea Philippi, Dan, Korazim and Katzrin

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