Biblical Archaeology Today with Steve Waldron

This absolutely colossal and amazing find shows captives from Judah going into captivity among several other things. God bless you and thank you for listening!

This 7 foot plus tall stele shows Hammurapi receiving the law from Marduk. It then goes on to detail some remarkably similar laws to the Mosiac Law in some instances. God bless you and thank you for listening! Please invite your friends and neighbors as well!

This absolutely amazing mural, dating to about 1900 BC, shows Semites coming into Egypt as an entourage. We see the clothing they wore, several types of instruments of war, a musical instrument, and livestock. A fantastic portrait of Semitic culture of the time period. God bless you and thank you for listening! Please subscribe and share with friends!

Discovered in the 1800’s the ruins have revealed a vast technological and cultural center. The finds are stunning. God bless you and thank you for listening! Please join us again!

Found throughout the Ancient Near East, this is an obvious distortion of the true account given in the Bible. God bless you and thank you for listening!

This, one of two prisms of Sargon 2, describes his campaigns against Judah, Palastu, Edom, and Moab, aligning perfectly with Scripture! God bless you so much, and thank you for listening!

In the middle of this list, dating to about 2100 BC, a great flood is mentioned. The dates before the flood mention elongated lifespans, while after the flood they are dramatically shorter, in line with Scripture. Why mention a flood if it wasn’t significant? God bless you and thank you for listening! Join us again tomorrow!

Both Josephus and Tacitus refer to Jesus less than a century before His crucifixion. God bless you and thank you for listening! Join us again!

On one side of this tablet, found in the 19th century, is a picture of a person leading a ghost into captivity. On the other side is detailed writing in exquisite penmanship showing how to accomplish this. Fascinating indeed! Sounds like demonic possession actually. God bless you! We appreciate you listening! Please subscribe!

In 1844, Constantin Von Tischendoff found a copy of the Bible at St. Catherine’s Monastery. Debate ensued over its antiquity. The same with Codex Vaticanus found in the 1400s. God bless you and thank you for listening! Join us again!

This amazing discovery from 733 BC not only is the earliest mention of Judah, but also mentions a host of other Biblical personages and places. God bless you and thank you for listening! Please join us again tomorrow!

Purchased by Martin Bodmer in 1956, this has proven to be a very ancient copy of the Gospel of John, dating to between 150-200 AD. God bless you and thank you for listening!!

Beginning in 1947 and continuing, scrolls of ancient Scripture is being found in the area around the Dead Sea. God bless you! Join us again tomorrow! Please subscribe!

Found in 1920, these few Verses from John 18 are thought by many to be the oldest Scripture portions yet found of the NT, dating to about 125 d.

This 3 Volume Commentary series on the Book of Genesis is now available on Amazon. Please consider purchasing, and buying for gifts for friends and family. God bless you! We appreciate your loyalty and listening everyday!!

This 1854 slab, now list, but not before a squeeze was made of it, dates from 800 BC. It is in Akkadian cuneiform and mentions Palestine and the house of Omri among other Biblical locales. God bless you and thank you for listening!!

All 7 cities from Revelation 2-3 have been excavated, confirming the historicity and accuracy of Scripture. God bless you and thank you for listening!

2 inscriptions identifying God fearer’ with Jews, have been discovered. This Biblical phraseology has long perplexed scholars, but is shown to be absolutely historical. God bless you and we appreciate you listening! Join us everyday!!

An indoor toilet was considered a rarity in the ancient world. This limestone toilet showed that Jerusalem had wealth during the latter Monarchy period, as did the discovery of carved columns nearby. God bless you and thank you for listening! Please subscribe! Join us daily!

Several Churches are among the finds at ancient Thessalonica. God bless you and thanks for listening!

Discovered in 1993, the significance of the House of David Inscription couldn’t be over-emphasized. However, so many more Biblical persons, events, and titles are mentioned in these 13 lines, I wanted to put special emphasis there. God bless you! Thank you for listening! Join us again tomorrow and subscribe!

Acts 16 gives the birth of the Church In Philippi. Interesting archaeological finds have been uncovered there, giving details of the spiritual clime Paul was up against. God bless you and thank you for listening! Please join us again tomorrow!

God bless you and thank you for listening! We look at that special New Testament city, where people were first called Christians, today. Recommend a friend!

Discovered in 1929, this 7 inch high inscription mentions Erastus a city official In Corinth. In Romans 16:23, Paul, writing from Corinth, mentions this city official. God bless you and thank you for listening!!

This find, from 800 BC, was discovered in 1905 at Saba’a northern Syria. It mentions Palestine and is significant for that fact. God bless you and we appreciate you listening!