Part 1 sorry for the phone interruption! Sigh

The traditional tomb of Absalom, should I call him king?, has 2 fascinating inscriptions on it. One is Luke 2:25, possibly one of the oldest examples of that Verse found. The other says this is the burial of Zechariah, John the Baptist’s father. Interesting indeed! God bless you today in Jesus Name!

230 feet of the retaining wall of Herods Temple still remain in the Holy Land. This is a place where Jews and others from around the world gather to pray. It is. considered the holiest site for Jews, and Muslims also revere it. My sister actually found some tile dating to around 38 AD in an archaeological dig near there. God bless you!

This is quite likely the Synagogue Jesus gave His Bread of Life soliloquy at in John 6. It was found underneath a 5th century AD Synagogue, and was made of black basalt. A Synagogue where Jesus taught! Wow! God bless you today!

This is a 1st century AD inscription that says Pontius Pilate was Prefect of Judea. It is considered one of the preeminent discoveries in Israel. God bless you today!

This is one of the most incredible finds in all of archaeology. The Apostle Peters House found in Capernaum. It has prayers to Jesus as God inscribed on its walls. I have visited the site, and it is fascinating! God bless you today!

Herod the Great is one of the more despised figures in history. He, like most of us, was a complex individual. He seems to have been given to megalomania and paranoia. There is much archaeological proof of his existence. We look at that today. God bless you!!

King Nebuchadnezzar, the head of gold in Daniel, is seen multiple times in Archaeology. Whether it is 14,000,000 bricks with his name inscribed, the Babylonian Chronicles, or even King Jehoichins ration record, the sands of time have revealed much of this fascinating man. God bless you today!

King Belshazzar, he of the handwriting on the wall, is seen in great specificity in the Nabonidus Cylinders. These Cylinders, discovered in Sippar and Ur, give rich detail of royal life in the late neo-Babylonian Empire.

This is one of the best evidences confirming Scripture. I have been deeply impacted and confirmed in the Faith with the ubiquitous nature of these finds. God bless!