News chronological

Showing 10 items before 1164272

Filters Applied:

  • Keyword: "scripture" (~32 currently found)

BITCHUTE (PragerU) - Dinesh D'Souza on the Biggest Archaeological Evidence for the Bible

Click to play Video
▶️

Author and filmmaker @dineshdsouza and PragerU CEO @realtalkwithmarissa explore the biggest archaeological discoveries that he argues are increasingly corroborating the people, places, and historical details described in the Bible. From evidence associated with the high priest Caiaphas to the Pool of Siloam and the Tel Dan Stele's reference to the “House of David,” Dinesh explains why he believes the cumulative archaeological record presents a growing challenge to skeptics of the Bible's historicity. He also reflects on what he sees as the deeper significance of so many biblical discoveries emerging now, why the Bible remains foundational to Western civilization and why, in his words, “the stones are crying out.” 00:00 Dinesh…

What role does the Dead Sea Scrolls play in the discussion of biblical reliability?
The Dead Sea Scrolls are discussed in the context of their relationship to the reliability of Scripture.
Q&A ID 5f9cbe44-cfbd-4a4a-b010-471311cde524
According to Dinesh D'Souza, how does the cumulative archaeological record impact skeptics of the Bible?
D'Souza argues that the cumulative archaeological record, including discoveries like the Tel Dan Stele and the Pool of Siloam, presents a growing challenge to skeptics of the Bible's historicity.
Q&A ID e583a4e3-cef4-4317-8a52-18a04f505b51
What significance does Dinesh D'Souza attribute to the Pool of Siloam in relation to the Bible?
The Pool of Siloam is mentioned as archaeological evidence from the time of Jesus, which D'Souza connects to walking in the footsteps of Jesus.
Q&A ID 38cc8cd1-f073-46cc-9276-02695867761f
Which archaeological find is used to reference the "House of David"?
The Tel Dan Stele is the archaeological evidence mentioned that contains a reference to the "House of David."
Q&A ID fa3d09c8-e898-4869-a854-f18fd2aeff82
What specific archaeological evidence does Dinesh D'Souza mention regarding the high priest Caiaphas?
Dinesh D'Souza cites evidence associated with the high priest Caiaphas as one of the archaeological discoveries that corroborates the people and historical details described in the Bible.
Q&A ID 9d024dba-217c-4309-9552-35b98c7bb339
Keywordsdinesh-dsouzaarchaeologybiblechristianityisraeljerusalemreligionfaithhistoryancient-historypragerutel-avivbiblicalking-daviddead-sea-scrollsmiddle-eastgeopoliticswestern-civilizationdiscoveryscripturejesushistorical-discoveryculture

AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Old Geneva Bible map may place Garden of Eden in modern Turkey

A nearly 500-year-old Geneva Bible contains a map placing the Garden of Eden in modern-day Turkey near Mount Ararat, a claim that still fuels debate centuries later. The Sun reported that the antique map, tied to the Geneva Bible published in 1554, sets the biblical paradise in eastern Turkey close to the borders of Armenia […] The post Old Geneva Bible map may place Garden of Eden in modern Turkey appeared first on American Almanac .

A nearly 500-year-old Geneva Bible contains a map placing the Garden of Eden in modern-day Turkey near Mount Ararat, a claim that still fuels debate centuries later. The Sun reported that the antique map, tied to the Geneva Bible published in 1554, sets the biblical paradise in eastern Turkey close to the borders of Armenia and Iran. That placement puts Eden near Mount Ararat in the region once called Great Armenia. The same map situates Mesopotamia, Babylon, Havilah, the Arabian Desert, the Persian Gulf, and the Caspian Sea in nearby locations, which the report says argues against claims that Eden lies buried beneath the Caspian Sea. English Protestant reformer John Calvin is linked to the work. The Geneva Bible was published in 1554 to…Open

What specific rivers does the book of Genesis describe as leaving the Garden of Eden?
Genesis describes a river leaving Eden that divides into four branches: the Tigris, the Euphrates, the Pishon, and the Gihon.
Q&A ID bd29027f-93c0-4d8e-8fb3-8f2db656d16d
Which specific geographic landmarks are situated near the Garden of Eden according to the antique map in the Geneva Bible?
The map situates the Garden of Eden near Mount Ararat in a region once called Great Armenia and places Mesopotamia, Babylon, Havilah, the Arabian Desert, the Persian Gulf, and the Caspian Sea in nearby locations.
Q&A ID c82a5947-2b30-414a-9157-3d2dd82aba9c
How does the 2025 investigation by Mahmood Jawaid differ from the 1554 Geneva Bible's placement of Eden?
While the 1554 Geneva Bible places Eden in eastern Turkey near Mount Ararat, Mahmood Jawaid's 2025 investigation argues that Eden was located in Bahir Dar, a region in northwestern Ethiopia.
Q&A ID ce6541e0-15b8-49dc-a66f-de12843fac9f
What was John Calvin's reasoning for placing the Garden of Eden in Mesopotamia?
John Calvin argued that the Pishon and Gihon rivers described in Genesis might actually be separate branches of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. This interpretation allowed him to place Eden within a coherent geographic frame in Mesopotamia rather than stretching the location across a vast area spanning from India to Africa.
Q&A ID bb189871-0375-4b32-9999-43035a8fc3b4
According to a map found in the 1554 Geneva Bible, where is the Garden of Eden located?
The map in the 1554 Geneva Bible places the Garden of Eden in modern-day eastern Turkey, near Mount Ararat and close to the borders of Armenia and Iran.
Q&A ID 9728b250-aa3d-4614-bdd6-d00eb39cf489
Keywordsgarden-of-edenturkeymount-araratgeneva-biblejohn-calvinbiblechristianityreligionhistoryarchaeologymesopotamiatigriseuphratesmiddle-eastarmeniairanethiopiascriptureancient-historydiscoveryfaith

AMERICANALMANAC (Alex Tanzer) - Israeli police uncover ancient burial cave during East Jerusalem operation

Israeli police stumbled upon an ancient rock-cut burial cave beneath a building in Silwan while searching for suspects in a violent family dispute, a discovery some say strengthens the historical record of Scripture. What began as a routine law enforcement search in Silwan, a village in East Jerusalem, quickly turned into an archaeological revelation. Israeli […] The post Israeli police uncover ancient burial cave during East Jerusalem operation appeared first on American Almanac .

Israeli police stumbled upon an ancient rock-cut burial cave beneath a building in Silwan while searching for suspects in a violent family dispute, a discovery some say strengthens the historical record of Scripture. What began as a routine law enforcement search in Silwan, a village in East Jerusalem, quickly turned into an archaeological revelation. Israeli police, assisted by Jerusalem Border Police officers and representatives from several government authorities, were conducting a sweep in connection with what was described as a violent family conflict. The operation took place at a residential compound where individuals tied to the conflict reportedly lived. But during the search, officers found far more than expected: a rock-cut…Open

Keywordsisraeljerusalemeast-jerusalemsilwanarchaeologybiblescripturesecond-templehistorydiscoveryisrael-policeisrael-antiquities-authoritymiddle-eastreligious-historyjewish-historyancient-historydinesh-dsouzafox-newscrimeinvestigationgeopolitical

YOUTUBE (Jesse Lee Peterson) - Caller to JLP: 'You Are a LIAR About the Bible!' — Heated Debate on Scripture

Click to play Video
▶️

Anthony from Michigan calls in and drops a bomb: "You are a LIAR about the Bible!" He and JLP clash over whether Jesus has already returned, whether the Bible is 100% true, and who's really deceiving who. JLP fires back—saying the Bible was made up by religious leaders to control you. Full show: https://youtube.com/live/MkqQjvJEaIs?feature=share CALL JESSE: 888-775-3773 (Mon-Fri 6-9a PT / 8-11a CT / 9-noon ET) https://jlptalk.com SUPER CHATS: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/jlptalk $BONDJLP on CASHAPP: https://cash.app/$bondjlp SILENT PRAYER: https://rebuildingtheman.com/silentprayer SHOP: https://jesseleepeterson.shop/ CAMEO: https://www.cameo.com/jesseleepeterson DONATE TO BOND: https://rebuildingtheman.com/donate LINKTREE:…

Keywordsjesse-lee-petersonjlpbiblechristianityreligionscripturefaithgospeldebateconservativealternative-mediapoliticsculture-warpodcastamericausamichiganthe-fallen-statehake-reportpunchie-tvamerican-anchor-baby

BABYLONBEE (Babylon Bee) - James Talarico Tells Us His 9 Favorite Bible Verses

You may think you know the Bible, but boy does Texas Senate candidate James Talarico have news for you. There are so many incredible truths hidden in Scripture that Talarico has discovered, and it's his great delight to share those with the world.

Keywordsjames-talaricotexassenatebiblescripturereligionfaithchristianitypoliticsconservativeliberalbible-versestexas-politicsreligious-liferedstategospelfaith-in-godsocial-issues

AMERICANALMANAC (Ken Jacobs) - Texas Democrat James Talarico claims scripture demands government-run health insurance

Senate candidate James Talarico used a church town hall to argue that the New Testament obligates Christians to support a government health insurance option, a claim that drew sharp pushback from conservative believers who called it a distortion of the Gospel. Talarico, the Austin Democrat running against Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton for a Texas […] The post Texas Democrat James Talarico claims scripture demands government-run health insurance appeared first on American Almanac .

Senate candidate James Talarico used a church town hall to argue that the New Testament obligates Christians to support a government health insurance option, a claim that drew sharp pushback from conservative believers who called it a distortion of the Gospel. Talarico, the Austin Democrat running against Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton for a Texas Senate seat, stood before a crowd at a church in DeSoto on July 20 and laid out a health care plan wrapped almost entirely in biblical language. His campaign posted the footage to YouTube under the title "James Talarico Unveils Plan For Black Voters." The seminary-trained candidate told the audience that Jesus spent most of his ministry healing the sick, and that government policy should…Open

Keywordsjames-talaricotexasdemocratsenate-electionken-paxtonmedicarepublic-optionhealthcarescripturechristianitymatthew-25religious-politicsred-green-axistexas-senatehealth-insurancesocial-justiceprogressivepolitical-religionbipartisanvoting-rightsblack-voterstexas-politicsmedicaidreligionpolicy