Archive by Date

• August, 2017
• New Testament Political Figures: The Evidence
  08/16/2017 No comments
• Hezekiah’s Religious Reform—In the Bible and Archaeology
  08/16/2017 No comments
• August 2017: An Eclipse of Biblical Proportions
  08/11/2017 11 comments
• What Happened to the Canaanites?
  08/09/2017 12 comments
• The Four-Room House: Typically Israelite?
  08/07/2017 1 comment
• Huqoq 2017: Mosaics of Jonah and the Whale, the Tower of Babel and More
  08/02/2017 No comments
• July, 2017
• First Person: Should These Looters Go to Jail?
  07/31/2017 9 comments
• Biblical History at What Cost?
  07/24/2017 30 comments
• Alternative Facts: Domitian’s Persecution of Christians
  07/24/2017 10 comments
• 5,000-Year-Old Egyptian Billboard Discovered
  07/20/2017 No comments
• What Is Coptic and Who Were the Copts in Ancient Egypt?
  07/18/2017 13 comments
• Jesus Before Pilate
  07/17/2017 14 comments
• The Origin of Sin and Death in the Bible
  07/12/2017 10 comments
• On Display in Rome: Images of the Temple Menorah
  07/07/2017 12 comments
• The Enduring Symbolism of Doves
  07/01/2017 46 comments
• June, 2017
• What Were the Crusades and How Did They Impact Jerusalem?
  06/26/2017 14 comments
• King Herod’s Ritual Bath at Machaerus
  06/25/2017 1 comment
• Who Built the Cardo in Jerusalem?
  06/23/2017 1 comment
• Ancient Military Correspondence: Send Wine
  06/20/2017 5 comments
• Biblical Sidon—Jezebel’s Hometown
  06/19/2017 6 comments
• Understanding Israel’s 10 Commandments
  06/14/2017 20 comments
• Left-Handed People in the Bible
  06/13/2017 23 comments
• Why Study Prehistoric Israel?
  06/12/2017 20 comments
• Is the Gospel of Jesus’ Wife a Fake?
  06/10/2017 37 comments
• Jewish Worship, Pagan Symbols
  06/09/2017 54 comments

Get All-Access to the Biblical World

Dig into the illuminating world of the Bible with a BAS All-Access membership. Combine a one-year tablet and print subscription to BAR with membership in the BAS Library to start your journey into the ancient past today!

Subscribe Today