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Ancient Sea of Galilee Boat Echoes Gospel Tale
science1 month ago

Ancient Sea of Galilee Boat Echoes Gospel Tale

A 2,000-year-old cedar fishing boat recovered from the Sea of Galilee, dating to the first century, is linked to the era of Jesus and to the Gospel story of him calming the storm. The vessel, found near Magdala and now displayed in Ginosar’s Yigal Allon Museum, is the right type for biblical accounts, though historians caution it cannot be proven to be the exact boat used by Jesus. The find nonetheless provides rare archaeological context for biblical narratives and attracts pilgrims and researchers alike.

Archaeology Supports Bible History, D'Souza Argues in The Stones Cry Out
religion2 months ago

Archaeology Supports Bible History, D'Souza Argues in The Stones Cry Out

Dinesh D'Souza's new book The Stones Cry Out argues that archaeological discoveries in Israel and beyond bolster the Bible's historicity, highlighting finds like Pontius Pilate's stone, the Caiaphas ossuary, and Balaam inscriptions; skeptics remain, but D'Souza sees archaeology bridging academia and public belief ahead of the Oct. 13 release.