Expedition Bible

refore on top of the ruins of bethl is the town of batin and on a High Ridge to the East are the ruins of an early Christian Church going further east we come to the ancient mound of the ruins of the biblical city of I so now that we know that the Bronze Age city that is just to the West of this chu

om the land of the living. And then he says this, the Lord makes his life an offering for sin. Uh this is substitutionary [music] sacrifice. The Messiah would die instead of us. This is why uh speaking of John the Baptist in John 1 29 [music] when John saw Jesus coming he said look the lamb of God w

imed to be literate and for their net to be now historical Trace at all is extremely far-fetched any indication that the ancient Americans between 600 BC and 400 A.D would Road on metal plates no no ancient writings have been found from all of the empires that surrounded the Kingdom of Israel but no

he Christians it had been a holy place for a hundred years almost and that makes sense that that is why then hadrien chose the hill golgatha to build a temple Mount over and to build his temple on top of after hadrien did that then there were two Temple mounts in Jerusalem one over the hill Mariah a

ic] Jesus said to the souls of people, "I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep. Come follow me. I am the way, the truth, and the life. Enter through the narrow gate. For wide is the gate that leads to destruction, but small is the gate that leads to life and only

of Arona, the Jebusite. [music] So David bought the threshing floor and the oxen. David built an altar to the Lord and sacrificed burnt offerings, and the plague on Israel was stopped. So again, we have here a substitutionary sacrifice. We have the oxen dying for the sin that David had committed. Uh

o 2 Chronicles 3:1 tells us that all three of these places are one and the same. The place where Abraham built his altar on Mount Mariah is the same place that King David later builds his altar on the threshing floor of Arona, the Jebusite, which is also the place that Solomon builds [music] the tem

So these winged bowls were on either side from the central court looking down to the lakesh room in Sakaribb's palace in Nineveh. Visible at the very end of the long monumental hall was the stone relief at the center of the back wall of the showroom. And carved on it was the siege ramp at Lkesh. Thi

o include the translation of the inscription in his book about his excavations which he published in 1853. It reads Sinakaribb, the mighty king, king of the country of Assyria, sitting on the throne of judgment before the city of Lkesh. I give permission for its slaughter. So keep in mind that yes,

's been found in the land of the Bible and it's just absolutely massive. So when you're looking at this horde of spearheads, then you start to realize what they're writing in this uh in this article and how true it is. Like for example, um the authors of the article say of these spearheads that they