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The study of ancient material culture — relevant to Bible study because it lets us touch the world the biblical authors lived in
Biblical archaeology has confirmed names, places, customs, and events the Bible records — from the Pool of Siloam to the Tel Dan inscription mentioning the "House of David" to the Caiaphas ossuary. It cannot prove faith claims, but it grounds the biblical narrative in real history rather than legend.
The Dead Sea Scrolls proved the Bible text hasn't been corrupted. A goat herder stumbled on the evidence.
archaeologyThey Found a 2,700-Year-Old Tunnel That Matches 2 Kings 20Hezekiah's water tunnel under Jerusalem is exactly where the Bible said it would be — and dated to exactly the right century.
archaeologyTwo Tiny Silver Scrolls Are the Oldest Bible Verses Ever FoundDiscovered in a Jerusalem burial cave in 1979, they predate the Dead Sea Scrolls by 400 years — and quote Numbers 6 word for word.
archaeologyThe Jericho Walls Debate Is Not What You ThinkThe famous archaeological case 'against' the Bible has quietly become a case 'for' it. Here's what changed.