Articles by Associates for Biblical Research

Biblical Archaeology October 17, 2023

Ancient Inscription from the Book of Psalms Discovered at Judean Desert Fortress

Archaeologists from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have unearthed an inscription from the book of Psalms dating to the Byzantine era at Hyrcania in the…

Biblical Archaeology April 8, 2023

The Historicity of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ

Something happened over 1,970 years ago that changed the course of world history. This event turned men of fear into men of faith. This event explains the existence of the Church and changes in the lives of millions of believers.

Biblical Archaeology March 4, 2023

Daniel-The Top Ten Archaeological Discoveries: Digging for Truth Episode 194

The Bible says Daniel was written in the 6th century BC. Critics say Daniel was written in the 2nd century BC, and then the author pretended to predict events that had already come to pass. Was Daniel a pretender, or a prophet who was given visions of the future by the God of Scripture? Find out on this powerful episode of Digging for Truth!

Biblical Archaeology January 9, 2023

Pool of Siloam to Be Fully Excavated

The steps of the Pool of Siloam were discovered in 2004 during repairs to a drainage system. The pool was then partially excavated by Eli Shukron and Ronny Reich. The new excavations will be carried out in full sight of visitors, as the site is part of a tourist route.

Biblical Archaeology December 29, 2022

O Little Town Of Bethlehem: Digging For Truth Episode

Pastor Bryan Windle joins us from Canada to discuss the birthplace of Jesus, the little town of Bethlehem. Bryan will provide an overview from an…

Biblical Archaeology May 14, 2022

ABR Researchers Discover the Oldest Known Proto-Hebrew Inscription Ever Found

Associates for Biblical Research (ABR) announce the discovery of a formulaic curse inscription recovered on a small, folded lead tablet. The ancient Hebrew inscription in proto-alphabetic script consists of 40 letters and is centuries older than any known Hebrew inscription from ancient Israel.

Godly Relationships, Promoting Godly Relationships April 14, 2022

The Importance of Context in Bible Study

Knowing what life was like in Bible times will not change what Jesus has done. What it will do, however, is clarify the truth of the stories of how God informed us that He was going to send the Rescuer, Jesus.

Biblical Archaeology January 31, 2022

Amulet with Possible Hebrew Inscription Discovered on Mt. Ebal

The amulet, was discovered during the Mt. Ebal Dump Salvage project conducted by Associates for Biblical Research under the direction of Dr. Scott Stripling in December 2019 – January 2020.

Biblical Archaeology January 27, 2022

“We Saw His Star in the East”: Thoughts on the Star of Bethlehem

real value in providing a science-grounded explanation for the Star of Bethlehem that may be of value in defending the factuality of the Christmas story to a skeptic, because it does not require positing supernatural phenomena or extraordinary celestial events.

Biblical Archaeology December 7, 2021

Away in a Manger, But Not in a Barn: An Archaeological Look at the Nativity

Did baby Jesus did spend that first Christmas with Mary and Joseph alone in the barn of a public building there in Bethlehem or in a domestic stable surrounded by family?

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