About:
|
Archaeology and The Bible: wall chart lists 50 key archaeological finds that support the veracity of the Old Testament, shed light on the culture and customs, and help us understand the ancient people of the Bible.
Explains the importance of 50 key finds such as—
The “House of David” inscription, the earliest archaeological find to mention King David.
The Dead Sea Scrolls, which testifies to the accuracy of Bible translation over the past 2000 years.
Shalmaneser’s Black Obelisk, the first picture discovered of a Israelite king.
Cyrus’s Cylinder, an edict of King Cyrus similar to the one mentioned in the book of Ezra, which allowed the Jews to return to their homeland.
The Moabite Stone, which mentions King Omri of Israel.
Wall chart size: 19.5" x 26".
Topics include: Abraham, archaeological evidence, archaeology, archaeology Old Testament, ark of covenant, artifacts, biblical archaeology, biblical evidence, biblical proof, clay tablets, earliest ruins, Egyptian tomb, Gilgamesh epic, Holy Land, Israel, King David, King Solomon, Masoretic text, Moses, Old Testament, ostracon, Pharaoh, Philistines, pottery, proof, royal tomb, scrolls, Solomons temple, stele, Tabernacle, Tent of Meeting, temple, tomb, ziggurat
|