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Good News
by Good News
God doesn't want blind faith. He wants you to have faith based on solid evidence.
Sermon
by Tim Martens
2016-06-04
Northwest Arkansas
An introduction to the book of James to help us learn the background and context before studying the book verse by verse.
Vertical Thought
by Amanda Stiver
A small stone seal dating to the latter part of the First Temple period (8th to 6th centuries B.C.) has been found in Jerusalem bearing the inscription "Belonging to Matanyahu Ben Ho . . ."—with the last portion missing.
Ebooklet

The study of archaeology can help fortify faith. It allows us to take a fascinating journey back in time to study the stones and artifacts that bear mute but compelling witness to the truth of Scripture.

Ebooklet

Evidence from archaeology is one great proof of biblical accuracy, and it is the focus of this series of articles.

Inside United Podcast
by Victor Kubik, Scott Ashley
2019-01-10
Scott Ashley and Victor Kubik dig deeper into the topic of archaeology and how advancements in technology and technique are making it harder to deny the validity of the Bible.
Beyond Today Dailys
by Steve Myers
2019-04-04
A clay seal was found bearing the name of a man mentioned in the book of Jeremiah.
Beyond Today Magazine
by Peter Eddington
Recent archaeological findings regarding an altar and curse tablet corroborate the Bible’s record of the Israelites’ entry into the Holy Land as a people in covenant with God.
Beyond Today Magazine
by Scott Ashley
Can we believe the Bible? Dozens of individuals mentioned in Scripture have been confirmed from history and archaeology—living in the same time frame and locations in which they are found in the pages of the Bible. These finds are powerful...
Vertical Thought
by Mike Bennett
Many today question the accuracy of the Bible, but consider a few facts and quotes about this amazing book.
Beyond Today Dailys
by Darris McNeely
2014-03-10
Archaeology proves that dozens of people mentioned in the Bible really lived. Current article in Biblical Archaeology Review covers details.
Beyond Today Magazine
by Scott Ashley
Clear evidence exists that the Bible is indeed a genuine account of real persons, real places and real events recorded centuries ago and preserved for us today. What is some of that evidence?

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