Highlights of Biblical Archaeology in 2013

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For our readers who are into Biblical archaeology, here are a couple of articles you might enjoy.

First, Christianity Today has an article entitled Biblical Archaeology’s Top Ten Discoveries of 2013.

Second, the Bible Archaeology website has an article entitled 2013 Roundup of Significant New Discoveries. This article is especially interesting.

Note: The picture on the left is of a fragment of a sphinx excavated at Hazor in 2012. It provides further evidence of the accuracy of the Bible’s description of that city as of major importance during the time of Joshua.

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I am currently serving as the primary teaching elder of Immanuel Baptist Church in Bloomington, Illinois, where I have been since 1993. My fellow-elders are George Drye, Brent Flint, and Ben Murphy, each of whom also resides in Bloomington-Normal, Illinois. Together, by the grace of God, we make up one pretty good pastor! I received my B.A. in Biblical Studies from Columbia Bible College (now Columbia International University) in Columbia, South Carolina. And I received my M.Div. from Covenant Theological Seminary in St. Louis, Missouri. And, by the way, my last name has a silent 'h' and is pronounced 'troop.' View all posts by Keith Throop