Biblical Archaeology Today with Steve Waldron

What a city! What an archaeological find. So much of the dramatic events of Paul’s life have been uncovered at Ephesus. God bless you and thank you for listening! Join us again tomorrow!

The very place Paul was brought to was discovered in 1935, giving startling veracity of the Holy Scriptures. God bless you! We appreciate you listening!

This inscription from Delphi Greece lists Gallio as proconsul of Achaia in 52 AD, coinciding with the exact date Paul would have been there in Acts 18. God bless you and thank you for listening!

Discovered in 1846 at Nimrud by Austen Henry Layard, this contains a relief of Jehu, son of Omri. It is also the first mention of the Persians. God bless you and thank you so much for listening! Please join us again tomorrow!

Located just west of the Acropolis in Athens Greece, this famed spot where the Apostle Paul preached to the assembled Athenians still exists today.

Long thought to have been an error by Luke, now are known to be proper designations of authorities in Thessalonica. God bless you! We appreciate you listening!

Found in 1861, and currently in the British Museum, it mentions Ahab, and is also the first mention of Arabs. God bless you and thank you for listening! Join us again tomorrow!

The Ancient East-West thoroughfare of Straight Street still runs through Damascus today. God bless you and thank you for listening! Join us again tomorrow!

The Arch of Titus depicts a Torah Scroll, the Table of Shewbread, a Menorah, and trumpets from the sacking and destruction of Jerusalem. God bless you and thank you for listening! Please join us again tomorrow!

Mesha is mentioned in Scripture. This also mentions Omri, Yahweh, and the House of David. God bless you and thank you for listening!

Archaeologist Leen Ritmeyer is thought to have found the exact location of the Holy of Holies on the Temple Mount. God bless you and thank you for listening! Join us again tomorrow!

Discovered in 1828 in Karnak, it details campaigns of the Biblical Shishak. Many Biblical towns are mentioned and attested to. Dates from 925 BC. God bless you and thank you for listening!

2 slabs, 1 found in 1871 and the other in 1938, pronounce a death penalty on Gentiles entering the Temple area. This illuminates New Testament history in a fascinating way. God bless you! Much appreciate you listening! Please subscribe and share!

Discovered in 1972 this sundial was intricate in detailing times and seasons for Jewish worship. A menorah was inscribed on the back. God bless you and thanks for listening! Please share and subscribe!

This fascinating find discovered in 1969, show the intimate detail of the veracity of Holy Scripture. God bless you and thank you for listening! Please tell your friends!!

Discovered in Thebes in 1896, currently housed in the Cairo Museum, this remarkable find, written in hieroglyphics, lists Israel as a Country, and other places in the Levant. A truly remarkable find! Hey, thanks for listening! Please join us again tomorrow, and subscribe and share with your friends!

So many significant finds have been discovered from Herod’s Temple. Let’s take a look at them! God bless you and we appreciate you listening!

Thought to have been in one location, archaeologists now feel it is closer to the Jaffa Gate based on the evidence. God bless you greatly in Jesus Name is my prayer! Thanks for listening!

This is the earliest known reference to Canaan in Akkadian. It was discovered in 1939 by the renowned archaeologists Leonard Woolley. It also quite possibly refers to the Hebrews. God bless you thank you for listening! Please join us again tomorrow!

Once thought to be nearly mythical or unrecoverable, now basically all 10 cities have been recovered, showing Scripture once again is absolutely true. God bless you and thanks for listening!

Located only 3 miles from Nazareth, extensive excavations have gone on there. It was a headquarters of Herod Antipas, and it is quite possible Joseph and Jesus did work there. God bless you and thank you for listening! Please join us again tomorrow!

In 2005 a prayer hall was discovered, dedicated by a Roman soldier, and dating to 225 AD. It is dedicated to the God Jesus Christ, and has a line over indicating He is Jehovah, the nomina sacra. God bless you and thank you for listening! Join us again tomorrow! See you later!

Discovered in 1901 by John Garstang, this lists Shechem and Canaan from 1860 BC. A significant archaeological find! God bless you and thanks for listening!

Tell el-Hammam, who many identify with Biblical Sodom, has now been shown by some evidence, that it’s destruction may be attributable to an exploding space rock. International news, from Smithsonian Magazine. God bless you! We appreciate you listening sincerely. Please invite others!

Caesarea has been extensively excavated since the 1950s. Maybe the most fascinating find is the theater where Herod was struck dead. God bless you and thank you for listening! Please join us again tomorrow and share with friends!