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Tag Archives: Paul
Archaeology Updates from ASOR
My wife and I are back with our kids after hearing some great things at the ASOR annual meeting in San Antonio. Here are some highlights from our experience. Jerusalem’s Gihon Spring: The massive 18th century BC tower over the Gihon Spring … Continue reading
Posted in Bible comments, Biblical Archaeology, Conference, Gezer, Jerusalem, New Discoveries, New Testament, Paul, Philistines, Tel Azekah, Water systems
Tagged 1 Corinthians, ark of the covenant, Ashkelon, ASOR, Azekah, Beth-Shemesh, cemetery, Christianity, Conference, Discoveries, emperor worship, Gezer, Gihon, Gihon Spring tower, Jerusalem, monoliths, Paul, Philistines, Shephlah, Tel Moza, Temple, Water systems
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Roman Legions, a Miracle, and Armageddon: Our Last Day in Israel
We are back home now but our last day in Israel was excellent. We visited two of the best sites in the country and made a surprise visit to an excavation that has since been in the news. So what … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Lands tour, Israel, Jesus, New Testament
Tagged 6th Legion, Bible, Bible photos, Bible story, Caesarea, Deborah, Gideon, Herod the Great, Jehu, Jesus, Jezreel Valley, Josiah, King Saul, megiddo, Nain, Paul
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Paul’s Missionary Tube Map
If Paul had taken the tube instead of the Roman roads/ships: Kudos to the commenter “hubbit” who advises one to “mind the agape.” * Reblogged from theologygrams
Posted in Bible comments, Evangelistic Work, Humor, New Testament, Paul
Tagged Bible, Bible story, humor, London, Missionary journeys, Paul, Paul's Missionary Tube Map, Science News, the tube
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The Apostle Paul’s Bones Identified?
Pope Benedict announced yesterday, that fragments of bone from the first or second century have been found in a tomb in the Basilica of St Paul in Rome. Speaking at St Paul’s-Outside-the-Walls, on the eve of today’s Feasts of St … Continue reading
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Paul’s Epistles now available for Photo Companion to the Bible
The excellent photo/commentary series from BiblePlaces has added Paul’s Epistles to its collection, and with a very generous sale price. You can get all nine biblical volumes for $129, which works out to around $14 per volume. (The regular cost … Continue reading →