Babylon 3D (Pictures…beautiful pictures!)
Sadly missed this beautiful visual reconstruction site throughout our Sunday School study of Ezekiel and Daniel, but the images will help Biblical and ancient history students better visualize one of […]
Category Archives: archaeology
Bible Secrets Revealed Episodes Online
The new History Channel show, the first episode of which I watched last night, is available for internet viewing here. I repeat, the show is just a fast review of […]
Oh, Just Watch It Already!
History Channel’s Bible Secrets Revealed is aiming for controversy, but truthfully most of what it should talk about is long familiar to those acquainted with bible scholarship. My goal is […]
Vampire Archaeology
Been a while since I posted a link. So, in honor of Halloween season, here’s one. Dorothy “I blog for dog toys” King gives an intro to excavated “vampires” here.
Jonah/Amos/Hosea Timeline
Courtesy of Logos5’s new Timeline feature, significant events around this quarter’s curriculum in Lifeway’s Explore the Bible series
My Explanation for the Gospel of Jesus’ Wife AND all New Testament Textual Variants (and gnosticism, too)
Ready? Mark Goodacre. What?! We all know at some point Mark gets/got/ is getting (tenses are hard) a ride in the TARDIS. (See here, for example). I think he dropped […]
Jesus’ Wife Cribs the Internet?
That’s the breaking story today. The gospel fragment has been accused of being a modern forgery, dependent on the one copy of the Coptic Gospel of Thomas available to us. Now […]
