303 - Historical Accuracy of the Bible

Explore 23 archaeological finds that prove biblical stories actually happened and view videos and artifacts highlighting the Bible as a highly accurate ancient historical book.

Examine biblical giants and real tall individuals, from Goliath's six cubits to Robert Wadlow, and explore long lifespans, growth factors, and historical size reports.

Explore about 270 global flood records across cultures, including Hawaiian, Chinese, Toltec legends and the Gilgamesh epic, and their striking similarities to the biblical flood.

Explore the biblical account of Moses striking Horeb's rock to yield water, assess the split granite rock's evidence, and consider its feasibility as a water source for two million people.

Traverse the real Mt. Sinai, where black, melted rocks hint fire or volcanic activity, as climbers pursue a spiritual and intellectual quest and leave a message in a bottle.

The Merneptah stele records the oldest extra-biblical reference to Israel, showing Israelites in Canaan around 1200 b.c.

Explore the philistines as an ancient sea people, shown by a Thebes temple carving of their invasion attempts, and the Tel Dan stele's external reference to the house of David.

Explore Hezekiah's tunnel, a tight, water-filled passage through solid rock dug to bring water inside the city during a siege. The caption notes groups digging blind and adding lights.

Showcase strong evidence for Hezekiah and Syria through the Siloam tunnel inscription and the Nineveh prism, aligning the Bible’s invasion of Judah with the enemy’s historical record.

Jacob's well and the pool of Siloam are examined through the Samaritan encounter and healing narrative, while archaeology supports location near Mount Gerizim and a church over the well.

Explain how Luke uses the word politarch to mean city authorities, supported by inscriptions and by Josephus and Tacitus, challenging skeptics and underscoring the Bible's reliability.

Analyze a passion clip that references historical names and places, examining their implications for the Bible's historical accuracy.

compare the bible with the koran to argue the bible's historical, scientific, logical, and spiritual accuracy, and challenge koran claims about the trinity and biblical figures.

Jesus proclaims the truth and that his word endures from the father, urging a rational, evidence-based faith to keep christian youth from leaving after school.

Explore historical context of Caiaphas's tomb and the praetorium, including ancient Jewish burial customs tied to resurrection beliefs, ossuary practices, and relics from crucifixion during New Testament times.