The experts agree–the city walls of Jericho fell down. But does archaeology agree with the Biblical account of Joshua and Jericho? Watch this video as Joel interviews key archaeologists and explains the archaeology of Jericho.
Genre: Undervisning
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Exploring Joshua’s altar in Israel
Is it possible that Joshua’s altar (Joshua 8:30-35) is still on Mount Ebal in Israel? In the 1980s, Israeli archaeologist Adam Zertal discovered and excavated a stone altar that he identified as Joshua’s altar. However, many have discounted his assessment, and one of their main arguments is the altar’s location. Does the Bible contradict Zertal’s interpretation?
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Is the Bible used in Archaeology?
Is the Bible used as a tool in Archaeology? Joel visits five different dig sites that fall within the borders of ancient Israel, asking archaeologists, “Do you use the Bible as a tool in your work?”
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Evidence for Ancient Israel Discovered in Egypt
Join Joel as he travels to Egypt to explore one of the most significant discoveries ever made in Biblical archaeology showing evidence for ancient Israel. In 1896, Flinders Petrie discovered a stele ten and a half feet high, five feet wide, inscribed on both sides. What makes this find so significant is the discovery on it of a single word, “Israel.”
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King David’s Tomb: Part 2 – Which Is The Correct Tomb?
There are two tombs of King David in Jerusalem. One is in a synagogue where Jews worship and tourists visit today. Hardly anyone even knows about the other tomb, which was found by an archaeologist excavating in the City of David. How did the discovery of this famous tomb come to be forgotten…again? And which tomb holds the evidence of authenticity?
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King David’s Tomb: Part 1 — Finding It
In 1913, Raymond Weill was the first Jewish archaeologist to excavate the most ancient part of Jerusalem. What was he looking for? King David’s Tomb. How did he know where to look for the tomb? He used the Bible!
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Exploring Babylon and the Prophecies Against Her
I recently traveled to Iraq and lived a dream of exploring ancient Babylon. What does the once-glorious city look like today? Have the prophecies of Isaiah 13:19-22 and Jeremiah 50:39 come true? Watch this video to join me in exploring and see for yourself!
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Archaeological Evidence for Giants in the Bible?
The Bible talks about giants, but has any archaeological evidence for giants been found? Genesis refers to the Nephilim and their descendants. The books of 1 and 2 Samuel and 1 Chronicles mention other giants, like Goliath, describing their height and the size and weight of their weapons. Does archaeology correlate with these accounts?
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Prophet Found Through Archaeology – Bible Proves True
Biblical Archaeologist, Joel Kramer, discusses how a prophet found through Archaeology confirms the historical accuracy of the Bible. An inscription found at Deir Alla, Jordan, mentions the prophet (seer), Balaam son of Beor.
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Searching for the earliest mention of the Israelite’s God, “Yahweh.”
Travel with me to Sudan to investigate an inscription that has been identified as the oldest archaeological record of the name, Yahweh, the God of Israel.









