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What archaeological discoveries support the Bible? These six discoveries challenged some of the most confident dismissals of biblical history. They called it mythology. Then archaeologists started digging. 1. THE HITTITES They said the Hittites never existed. Then archaeologists uncovered Hattusa, the capital of a powerful ancient empire in modern-day Turkey, along with thousands of cuneiform tablets. 2. THE POOL OF BETHESDA They dismissed Bethesda as a myth. Then excavations revealed an ancient double-pool complex in Jerusalem, explaining the five porches described in John 5:2. 3. THE POOL OF SILOAM They mocked Siloam. Then, in 2004, archaeologists uncovered a monumental first-century pool corresponding to the location described in John 9. 4. THE WALLS OF JERICHO They claimed the walls never fell. Then excavations uncovered collapsed mudbrick fortifications, destruction by fire, and stored grain. Archaeologist Dr. Bryant G. Wood argues that the evidence corresponds remarkably with Joshua 6, including a destruction around 1400 BC. 5. KING DAVID They dismissed David as legendary. Then, in 1993, the Tel Dan Stele revealed an ancient inscription containing the words “House of David.” 6. PONTIUS PILATE They dismissed Pilate as fiction. Then, in 1961, archaeologists discovered a Roman inscription at Caesarea bearing his name and title, Prefect of Judea. An empire. Two biblical pools. Fallen walls. A royal dynasty. A Roman governor. All documented in the archaeological record. Questioning Scripture is not the problem. Mocking its historical claims while dismissing the evidence is. They called it mythology. Archaeology uncovered history. They were wrong before. And they keep being wrong. Which biblical archaeological discovery do you find most compelling? Sources: UNESCO, Hattusa; Urban C. von Wahlde, Bethesda; Ronny Reich and Eli Shukron, Siloam; Bryant G. Wood, Jericho; Israel Museum, Tel Dan Stele; Pilate Stone, Caesarea. #BiblicalArchaeology #BibleHistory #ChristianApologetics
What archaeological discoveries support the Bible? These six discoveries challenged some of the most confident dismissals of biblical history. They called it mythology. Then archaeologists started digging. 1. THE HITTITES They said the Hittites never existed. Then archaeologists uncovered Hattusa, the capital of a powerful ancient empire in modern-day Turkey, along with thousands of cuneiform tablets. 2. THE POOL OF BETHESDA They dismissed Bethesda as a myth. Then excavations revealed an ancient double-pool complex in Jerusalem, explaining the five porches described in John 5:2. 3. THE POOL OF SILOAM They mocked Siloam. Then, in 2004, archaeologists uncovered a monumental first-century pool corresponding to the location described in John 9. 4. THE WALLS OF JERICHO They claimed the walls never fell. Then excavations uncovered collapsed mudbrick fortifications, destruction by fire, and stored grain. Archaeologist Dr. Bryant G. Wood argues that the evidence corresponds remarkably with Joshua 6, including a destruction around 1400 BC. 5. KING DAVID They dismissed David as legendary. Then, in 1993, the Tel Dan Stele revealed an ancient inscription containing the words “House of David.” 6. PONTIUS PILATE They dismissed Pilate as fiction. Then, in 1961, archaeologists discovered a Roman inscription at Caesarea bearing his name and title, Prefect of Judea. An empire. Two biblical pools. Fallen walls. A royal dynasty. A Roman governor. All documented in the archaeological record. Questioning Scripture is not the problem. Mocking its historical claims while dismissing the evidence is. They called it mythology. Archaeology uncovered history. They were wrong before. And they keep being wrong. Which biblical archaeological discovery do you find most compelling? Sources: UNESCO, Hattusa; Urban C. von Wahlde, Bethesda; Ronny Reich and Eli Shukron, Siloam; Bryant G. Wood, Jericho; Israel Museum, Tel Dan Stele; Pilate Stone, Caesarea. #BiblicalArchaeology #BibleHistory #ChristianApologetics

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