Discovered in a cave cut into the side of a rock in Jerusalem’s Kidron Valley is 3 generations of the Hezir family tomb, confirming the Hezir priestly family as mentioned in Scripture. God bless you! I appreciate you listening! Join us daily!

Found in Nineveh, this 15 inch tall 6 sided clay prism details King Sennacherib’s attack on Jerusalem and King Hezekiah in 701 BC. An amazing confirmation of God’s Word! God bless you! We appreciate you listening!

This is significant Biblically because of its multiple usage of the term Palestine. It dates from 675 BC and was discovered in 1850. God bless you and thank you for listening! Please subscribe and share! Join us daily!

This fascinating 62 foot long series of reliefs were found in Assyrian King Sennacherib’s Palace in Nineveh. They depict the armaments used to conquer Lachish, including Siege Towers. God bless you. We appreciate you listening more than we can say!!

Discovered on the grounds of the Russian Church on the Mount of Olives, this purports to be the plaque on leprous King Uzziahs burial bones. God bless you and thank you for listening!

Discovered in 1830 probably in Nineveh, this prism describes in great detail Sennacherib’s capture of much of the Holy Land, and his siege of Jerusalem and Hezekiah the King. Dramatic Biblical attestation! God bless you and thank you for listening! Join us again tomorrow!

This is the earliest depiction of and Israelite King, Jehu. It was discovered in 1846 in Nimrud. God bless you! Thank you so much for listening!

This aqueduct, discovered in 1880, is a testament to Scripture, it’s building being found in 2 Kings 20:20 and 2 Chronicles 32:30. God bless you! I appreciate you listening so much!

This amazing tablet found in 1850 describes in Akkadian cuneiform Sennacherib’s campaign against King Hezekiah. An amazing find! God bless you and thank you for listening!

Discovered in 1868 East of the Dead Sea near Dibon, this mentions the Biblical Mesha, as well as Omri, Ahab, Israel, and possibly David. God bless you! Thank you so much for listening!