Discoveries Prove Bible Skeptics Wrong

March 13, 2023 Amazing discoveries in Israel prove that the Word of God is Active, Living, and the words of the Bible are absolutely true.

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Israel the Beautiful, the Bountiful, the Blessed

August 15, 2022 Whether coming to Israel as a pilgrim or a tourist, seeing the Holy Land revived and the hand of God at work among His Chosen People is truly moving.

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Does the Shekhinah Rest on the Western Wall?

June 13, 2022 Many people report that they have profoundly experienced the presence of God at the Western Wall. Does His Shekhinah still rest there?

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Jerusalem Church Buildings Trace New Testament Events

October 23, 2019 Jerusalem has been the Jewish People’s holiest city ever since King David established Jerusalem as the capital of the united Kingdom of Israel in about 1000 BC. A famous quote by Teddy Kollek, an Israeli politician who served as the mayor of Jerusalem from 1965 to 1993, encapsulates its importance:

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A Sacred Labor of Love: Scribes and the Ancient Art of Making a Torah Scroll

November 14, 2016 Discover how Jewish scribes have preserved the Written Word of God in the Tanakh (Old Testament), from the time Moses first received the Law on Mount Sinai.

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2000 Year-Old Great Revolt Coin Up for Sale

August 1, 2016 A rare Israeli coin minted during the fourth year of the Great Revolt of AD 66–70 is being auctioned at Winner’s Auction house in Jerusalem, the country’s leading auction house.

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Do the Palestinians Descend from the Philistines? DNA Tests from First Philistine Cemetery Will Tell

July 18, 2016 For the first time ever, a Philistine cemetery has been found during excavations at the Ashkelon tel (hill) on the southern coast of Israel. DNA testing will either prove or disprove the longstanding scientific belief that these ancient people originated from the Aegean Sea, which hosts a collection of up to 6,000 islands and islets between the coasts of Greece and Turkey.

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Found: Noah’s Ark, Red-Sea Crossing Mosaics in Roman-Era Synagogue

July 13, 2016 In northern Israel, on a hill just above the Sea of Galilee, an international team of archaeologists recently unearthed two beautiful mosaics depicting scenes from the Bible. They were found in the ancient synagogue in the Jewish village of Huqoq, which is three miles west of Capernaum and Migdal (Magdala), Israel.

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Forgotten Petra Platform Found Using Satellite Archaeology

June 19, 2016 Archaeologists have discovered a massive ceremonial platform hiding in plain sight at the popular tourist destination of the ancient ruins of Petra, Jordan, a major city of the Edomites — the descendants of Jacob’s brother Esau.

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Ancient Estate Near Modiin Reveals Silver Coins, Hiding Places, Escape Routes

June 15, 2016 While preparing for a new neighborhood near the city of Modiin, Israeli archaeologists unearthed a farmstead dated to the Maccabees. Clues such as a silver coin cache also suggest the clan’s involvement in the AD 66 and AD 132 revolts against the Romans.

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