Archaeological Evidence: The Bible - Can You Dig It?

Category: Theology

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By Pursue God

If the Bible is true, then we should expect the work of archaeology to support the Bible. As we examine archaeology we find this is exactly what happens. 19th century discoveries In the 19th century...

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Why We Believe Jesus Rose from the Dead

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By Pursue God

Christians claim that Jesus came to life after death and is alive today. This is an historical event and is central to claims of Christianity. If it never happened, Christians are believing a lie. So ...

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The Dead Sea Scrolls

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By Pursue God

Video Highlights: Beginning with the Enlightenment (17th-18th centuries in Europe) scholars, politicians, and other leaders began criticizing historical authority structures.These authority structu...

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Manuscript Evidence: Has the Bible Changed Over the Centuries?

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By Pursue God

The Bible is an old book that was compiled over many years. Because of its age and the materials on which it was written, we don’t have any of the original manuscripts of the Bible. This has led som...

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Can You Calculate the Age of the Earth from Genesis 5?

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By Pursue God

Genesis 5 lists a genealogy stretching from Adam to Noah. Because the age of each person in the lineage is given, many people have attempted to calculate the age of the earth using genealogies. B...

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4 Historical Facts that Prove Jesus Really Did Rise from the Dead

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By John Ankerberg Show

4 historical facts that prove Jesus really did rise from the dead   There are 4 historical facts about Jesus’ resurrection that the majority of New Testament historians (both Christian and non-Ch...

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The Dead Sea Scrolls: The Bible & Jewish History Confirmed

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By C4I Canada

How do we know that the Bible we have today is reliable? People have argued that much was lost in translation each time the text was copied. The argument usually relied on how the earliest manuscripts...

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