Biblical archaeology is the “show me” of Christian apologetics. After a brief introduction of the discipline of archaeology, we examine key archaeological finds of the Old and New Testaments. For each find, we present the significance of it, key attributes including discovery, location and type, and how scripture is confirmed by the find.
In this session, we introduce the topic of archaeology and more specifically, biblical archaeology. Following the introduction, we discuss three significant finds: the House of David Inscription, the Moabite Stone, and the City of Jericho. As with all of the finds, we discuss how these specific archaeology finds confirm information found in the Bible.
Lecture presented by Dan Britton.