There is little that bolsters the faith of believers more than a discovery in the field of archaeology that substantiates an event, place, or person that is read about in the Bible. It is such a rich field of study, one which I really am still discovering and exploring. There are some archaeological finds that are given full credence as legitimate evidence, some that experts are divided over, some about which they are undecided, and some that are roundly rejected as hoaxes. It is my aim in this blog to take a look at some of these discoveries, discussing their relevance to the Biblical narrative. I will try to be fair and give due diligence to explaining the veracity of the find and, if possible, reasons for its rejection by some experts. On that note, realize that I am approaching this topic from a biased standpoint, but almost everyone is. If you believe the Bible to be true, then you are biased. However, if you believe the Bible not to be true, you will also view the evidence with bias. If you are one who truly seeks, not having formed an opinion on the authenticity of the Bible, my sincere prayer is that you will find this information helpful and honest. I hope that this site can be helpful to all who visit. May your growth in the truth be magnified and your faith in the word of God be firmly established!
In Christ,
David
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