'This is Not Mythology': Archaeologists Dig Up the Bible at Ancient City of Shiloh

Chris Mitchell

Source: CBN News

Jerusalem, July 16, 2018

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Driving along the route known as the Way of the Patriarchs in Samaria, the heart of biblical Israel, you'll come to ancient Shiloh.

The Bible says this is the place where Joshua parceled out the Promised Land to the 12 tribes of Israel. It's also where the Tabernacle of the Lord stood for more than 300 years...

"We're dealing with real people, real places, real events," he continued. "This is not mythology. The coins that we excavated today – we're talking about coins of Herod the Great, Pontius Pilate, Thestos, Felix, Agrippa the First, Agrippa the Second. The Bible talks about these people. We've got the image right here."

...Read the rest at CBN News.

Chris Mitchell

7/20/2018

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