More about Paul’s Shipwreck on Malta. Gordon Franz reviews Robert Cornuke’s recent video on the claimed evidence for the shipwreck. The review is available at the Associates for Biblical Research site here, or Gordon’s Life and Land blog here.
Gordon also exposes the photos purporting to show giant human skeletons from Greece here.
Shiloh. Leon Mauldin wrote about our recent visit to Shiloh here, here, here. The tabernacle was located at Shiloh for many years after ancient Israel came into the promised land. See Joshus 18; 1 Samuel 1-4, et al.
Recent excavations at the base of Tel Shiloh. Photo by Ferrell Jenkins.
Jezreel Excavation. A well-trained team of archaeologists, headed by Norma Franklin and Jennie Ebeling, announces renewal of excavations at Jezreel. Details here.
The new website describes the importance of the location of Jezreel.
We are returning to Jezreel because it is an amazing site with a long history that reflects the rich cultural heritage of the area
Perched on the foothills of the Gilboa mountain range it commands an unparelled view over the valley below. The famous sentry site of Megiddo, Biblical Armageddon, lies 15 kms to the west and to the east the renowned city of Bet Shean (Scythopolis).
Reliability of the New Testament Manuscripts. Barry Creamer comments on the “debate between Bart Ehrman and Daniel Wallace on whether the text of the New Testament is trustworthy. Both are world class scholars in textual criticism.” Some interesting comments on the different approach taken by the two textual critics to the problem of no original manuscripts. Read here.
HT: Bible Place Blog; Bible X.
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