Dear Friend of the Biblical Archaeology Society,
The palace of King David has recently been unearthed in Jerusalem. The complete story of this extraordinary discovery appears only in Biblical Archaeology Review.
The discovery of the famous Pool of Siloam where Jesus cured the blind man, as recounted in the Gospel of John also appears in BAR.
A group of mostly European scholars known as “Biblical minimalists” has been claiming that the Bible is worthless as a source of history. They say it’s fiction, written 1,000 years or more after the events it describes.
The response to this claim is largely archaeological—and the principal place where this archaeological evidence can be found is in the pages of Biblical Archaeology Review, the world-famous magazine that reports on the evidence being dug up in the Holy Land and the people who dig it up.
Written for the layperson, each colorful, easy-to-understand issue of BAR is read by more than a quarter million people. Because archaeology is largely visual, we have made BAR a delight to your eyes as well as to your mind.
We’re a non-profit, non-denominational society where special gifts have enabled us to offer you a free trial issue of BAR, the world’s leading Biblical archaeology magazine at no obligation! (Introductory offer for non-subscribers in the US only.)
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I do hope you’ll join us as we continue exploring the world of the Bible.
Sincerely,
Hershel Shanks, Editor
Biblical Archaeology Review
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