Yet Again Archaeology Proves the Bible

[Weatherman2020]

Every find only validates, never proves wrong.

Got to be in the first public group to get see the excavations in the City of David. Have a few pottery shards from the time of David.

Bible proof: How incredible 2,600-year-old Jerusalem discovery MATCHES biblical story
AN INCREDIBLE 2,600-year-old artefact discovered buried in the City of David matches up with a story told in the Bible, an archaeologist revealed.


In the Hebrew Bible, the rare name of Nathan-melec is given to a servant of the King Josiah during the Book of Kings. He is said to have lived near the Temple of Jerusalem , close to the courtyard where the horses had been kept that were used in sun-worshiping. Until earlier this year, there was no other evidence this man really existed, but the rare and exciting find of a bulla, or stamp seal, in the City of David could change all that.

“In a story about the famous religious reforms of Josiah, who removed the horses that the former kings had dedicated to the Sun.

Bible proof: How incredible 2,600-year-old Jerusalem discovery MATCHES biblical story

 

[Crepitus]

And for all we know the name Natan-Melech could have been the equivalent of "John Smith" back then.

 

[progressive hunter]

And for all we know the name Natan-Melech could have been the equivalent of "John Smith" back then.

or he could have been the donald trump of his day,,,

 

[Crepitus]

And for all we know the name Natan-Melech could have been the equivalent of "John Smith" back then.

or he could have been the donald trump of his day,,,

Exactly, we don't know.

 

[Vastator]

Every find only validates, never proves wrong.

Got to be in the first public group to get see the excavations in the City of David. Have a few pottery shards from the time of David.


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Bible proof: How incredible 2,600-year-old Jerusalem discovery MATCHES biblical story
AN INCREDIBLE 2,600-year-old artefact discovered buried in the City of David matches up with a story told in the Bible, an archaeologist revealed.


In the Hebrew Bible, the rare name of Nathan-melec is given to a servant of the King Josiah during the Book of Kings. He is said to have lived near the Temple of Jerusalem , close to the courtyard where the horses had been kept that were used in sun-worshiping. Until earlier this year, there was no other evidence this man really existed, but the rare and exciting find of a bulla, or stamp seal, in the City of David could change all that.

“In a story about the famous religious reforms of Josiah, who removed the horses that the former kings had dedicated to the Sun.

Bible proof: How incredible 2,600-year-old Jerusalem discovery MATCHES biblical story

Very cool!

 

[surada]

And for all we know the name Natan-Melech could have been the equivalent of "John Smith" back then.

Jerusalem was very small. Ancient Jerusalem: The Village, the Town, the City