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• January, 2019
• What Did Gladiators Eat?
  01/21/2019 5 comments
• A Feast for the Senses … and the Soul
  01/20/2019 10 comments
• Tel Achzib in Arkansas Is Fake—And Everybody Knows It!
  01/17/2019 3 comments
• Galatians 3:28—Neither Jew nor Greek, Slave nor Free, Male and Female
  01/15/2019 40 comments
• First Person: A Little Jot on a Jerusalem Column
  01/14/2019 10 comments
• Daily Life in Ancient Israel
  01/13/2019 20 comments
• The Four-Room House: Typically Israelite?
  01/12/2019 1 comment
• Ancient Jerusalem: The Village, the Town, the City
  01/11/2019 9 comments
• Herod the Great and the Herodian Family Tree
  01/10/2019 3 comments
• Errors in the Masoretes’ “Original” Hebrew Manuscripts of the Bible?
  01/09/2019 43 comments
• What Does the Aegean World Have to Do with the Biblical World?
  01/08/2019 2 comments
• Classical Corner: Phidias and Pericles: Hold My Wine
  01/07/2019 2 comments
• Anastylosis at Machaerus, Where John the Baptist Was Beheaded
  01/06/2019 6 comments
• Machaerus: Beyond the Beheading of John the Baptist
  01/05/2019 12 comments
• What Was Life Like for Roman Slaves?
  01/04/2019 14 comments
• Biblical Riot at Ephesus: The Archaeological Context
  01/04/2019 9 comments
• New Testament Political Figures: The Evidence
  01/03/2019 8 comments
• How Did Ancient Bureaucrats Set Their Interest Rates?
  01/02/2019 1 comment
• How Ancient Taxes Were Collected Under King Manasseh
  01/01/2019 12 comments
• Roman Emperor Nerva’s Reform of the Jewish Tax
  01/01/2019 3 comments
• December, 2018
• Top 10 Bible History Daily Posts in 2018
  12/31/2018 1 comment
• How Ancient Jews Dated Years
  12/30/2018 24 comments
• New Dead Sea Scroll Caves?
  12/28/2018 1 comment
• Digs 2019: A Day in the Life
  12/26/2018 No comments
• How December 25 Became Christmas
  12/25/2018 489 comments

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