When this was initially made public in October of 2002, it was haled as one of the worlds greatest archaeological discoveries. It was almost immediately challenged as a forgery. After many years of examination, even in Court, the evidence certainly leads on to conclude this is authentic. God bless you today!!

The early Christian convert Sergius Paulus is seen to be a historical figure, as 3 inscriptions bearing his name have been uncovered in Archaeology. 2 in Cyprus and 1 in Rome. God bless you today!

Tarsus, known as the 3rd city in the Empire, had a University and a massive library. God had Paul uniquely positioned to win his world to God. God bless you today!

2 stone slabs, one found in 1871 and the other in 1938 have been found on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. Both give the death penalty for gentiles trespassing, according perfectly with Scripture. God bless you today!

Acts 17:6 was long thought to be an inaccurate term used by the writer of Acts. With several archaeological discoveries from Thessalonica, we now know that the term Luke used is correct. God bless you today!!

This incredibly influential Rabbi is described with some of the extra-biblical historicity we know about him. God bless you today!!

In 1908, 9 fragments were discovered that had Gallio’s name inscribed, written from the Emperor Claudius. This discovery was made at the temple of Apollo in Delphi, Greece. God bless you today!

The Gabbatha, the judgment seat where Pontius Pilate judged Jesus, has been uncovered in Jerusalem. It is near the great Temple Mount, and is in the Fortress Antonia. Yet another great confirmation of the authenticity and historical reliability of Scripture. God bless you today!

Straight Street in Damascus is still in existence. A Church was built there in the 2nd Century AD. This was the site of Paul’s conversion and healing. Damascus is considered to be the oldest continually inhabited city in the world. God bless you today!

The Alexamenos Graffito is one of the most striking depictions of early Christianity. It shows a Roman Soldier with an upraised hand worshipping a man on a cross with a donkeys head. It says he is worshipping his God. This shows among other things, that Jesus was worshipped as God very early. The depiction dates from the 1st-3rd century AD. God bless you today!