BREAKING NEWS: Mt. Ebal Curse Tablet Peer Review COMPLETE

Read the entire published article from the Heritage Science Journal, including photos of the scans, and other relevant material:
heritagesciencejournal.spring...
When the announcement of the discovery of the Mount Ebal Curse Tablet was made in 2022, it sent shock waves through the archaeological community. It was met by many with extreme excitement and by many others with heavy skepticism. Dr. Scott Stripling, the Head of Excavations at the Associates for Biblical Research and his team, asserted that this folded lead tablet contained the earliest known "proto-alphabetic" Hebrew text. The inscription, which they date to the end of the Late Bronze Age II (c. 1400 - 1200 B.C.E.), is a legal text and curse that invokes the god Yahweh. The team believes the tablet to be one of the most important inscriptions ever found in Israel and one that could drastically alter our reconstruction of ancient Israel’s earliest history. But after waiting nearly a year for the official peer-review process to complete, many began to doubt the validity of the find. Until today...

[@lindacook8819]

Thank You. GOD preserved so many things to be uncovered and discovered.

[@appianmedia]

Yes indeed!

[@twebster1948]

Thank you so much. I'm so interested in Jewish antiquities and Holy Land archeology. Blessings to you all.

[@appianmedia]

You are so welcome! May this be a blessing in your study of His Word!

[@webetto1]

God bless xxx

[@jfreeman3566]

I find it incredible that anyone challenges Moses' ability to read and write... - he spoke and wrote several languages most like growing up in the house of the Pharoah, side by side with his children.

[@johnjessey6955]

Absolutely! No doubt, somewhere down the line Moses would have been able to rule Egypt if necessity had required it! At the very least, he took the whole nation of Israel on the longest camping trip ever recorded, all while being pursued by the most powerful army in the world at the time. God bless you my friend.

[@googleuser202]

Who is challenging that? And whether illiteracy was normal or not, permanent or not, what does that matter foes it conflict with anything in the Bible?

[@fivefingerfullprice3403]

@@googleuser202 Watch the video, it starts around 7:25.

[@ladymae2007]

Excellent report and update!! Archaeology....especially Biblical archaeology, is so exciting!! Thank you for faithfully reporting these amazing discoveries in a manner easily understood by us laypeople. Dr. Scott Stripling always explains the data clearly....really enjoy his presentations.

[@craigdehut]

Agreed! He and his whole team are so dedicated to this field and very approachable (which is an admirable combination)!

[@AWcinema]

This is beautiful as a Semitic person and descendant of Israel I find our history to be so fascinating and wonderful thank you for sharing

[@appianmedia]

Thank you, it is our pleasure!

[@hpinchen9451]

Yes this is fascinating in the extreme!

[@admojoremdeigloriam]

Since Moses was raised in Pharos house it makes sense he was taught to read and write?

[@djm5699]

I’m sure God gave Moses the skill set he needed to progress the role and plans that he was ratifying for mankind. Gods in the detail.

[@SirMillz]

Finally, the update! Thank you! I am very interested in the proto-Hebrew alphabet

[@SirMillz]

@barneygimble8984 Actually, if you do a little more research, you will find that both the early Phonecian or Cananite alphabet is derived from the proto-Hebrew (Proto-Sinaitic)

[@joshuakarr-BibleMan]

​@@SirMillz Aleph, Bet, Gimel, Dalet... That sounds a lot to me like Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta... The Greeks and the Hebrews also had specific meanings for each letter. I'd say every language is a fractured version of what started with Hebrew, but it could be even Hebrew is degraded after Babel.

[@SirMillz]

@joshuakarr9492 Yes, I agree. What are your thoughts on the pre - and post-Babel Adomic language? Do you think the Hebrews (Abraham's line) were speaking a version of the very first language that Adam spoke? Or do you think at Babel, the language that Abraham spoke began? I believe the Hebrew script, in whatever of its earliest form, was the first, as literal word for word as the Bible tells us the world's timeline is

[@joshuakarr-BibleMan]

@@SirMillz I can't even guess, really. It is very romantic, or spiritual, or uplifting, to imagine Ancient Hebrew is the one undefiled language, as if to say not only does God protect His word for all time, but He even protects the words He used to say it. There just isn't evidence either way though, so it really is outside the circle of things we can say are so.

[@nilarene2088]

Praise God! I have no doubt of His existence, this just makes me more excited for His return!! ❤😊😢😊

[@appianmedia]

Amen 🙏

[@GospelandSpade]

Great show! Appreciate you guys giving an update on the publication of the curse tablet. Will have to give it a read.

[@autiemuse]

BEST proto-alphebetic script history description I've ever heard for the lay person! Thank you!

[@appianmedia]

Wow, thank you!

[@lbrown7060]

Awesome update!!

[@suelingsusu1339]

It is Pareidolia... followed by confirmation bias.

[@Melissa.Garrett]

Someone else has probably brought this up, but Moses was a prince of Egypt. It's unthinkable that he wouldn't have been taught to read and write, and quite possibly in several languages, even if it was only a working knowledge of those languages. How can anyone say he was illiterate? I think it very likely he would have taught others to read and write on their travels; let's face it, they had enough time to do it. Of course this only applies if a person believes that he actually existed, which I do. I would love for this to be exactly what is claimed, and am tilting heavily towards it being what it appears to be, but would like to see a bit more evidence. I must say I'm not convinced by some of the obviously biased comments made by some critics.

[@grcleve7053]

He indeed knew how to write, he was a Levite. The majority of the Hebrews were literate. They were not a people of no knowledge.

[@Mary-uz2tz]

To assume Moses could not read and write because you cannot read his writing is akin to my not being able to read my doctor's writing on the prescription pad. But fortunately the pharmacist can.

[@artsymamanana]

Moses wrote the first 5 books. If he could write or not, somehow he had the skills available to him.

[@elocin8200]

It is only said about Moses to discredit him. Read about him in Josephus and in the book of Jasher. In those days it is said that Pharoah had to know the languages of the 70 nations. So for a son that was considered a prince of Egypt to be uneducated would come from a statement of strange reason.

[@onyekachiuzoamaka9356]

Great work ❤

[@appianmedia]

Thank you 🙏

[@kimthorpe4203]

We love you guys!!! You keep us so informed on what’s going on in Israel, keep up the good work!!!

[@appianmedia]

Thank you for letting us know! We are blessed to be able to bring this content to you!

[@ricardomayandia5181]

In the news paper The Times of Israel, was an article about that the experst were not convince of the presentation. Some even said that they could not even see any letters. Did you ask Dr. Scott Stripling, about this?

[@gerardmoloney433]

There's none so blind as those who don't want to see. Maranatha

[@spottedhorse7]

Amazing how this does not have a billion views

[@johnjessey6955]

Thank you for this post! Your channel just popped up in my feed. I am so glad it did! I will be subscribing to your channel. For me, I don’t need evidence like this to believe our Heavenly Father and his only begotten son Jesus. But this is dang cool!!! God bless you guys.

[@HeavenlyAmbassadors]

Wonderful update! I pray this helps strengthen others faith as you hear this conversation confirm details of the scriptures! Israel is full of examples just like this. Where you can walk a site, and discover just how accurate & detailed the word of God is! I can’t wait to go back. Thank you for all your hard work and I pray for your continued success

[@HeavenlyAmbassadors]

@@cyberskull7314 When discussing historical events and their correlation with biblical prophecies, it's important to approach the topic with an open mind and recognize that interpretations can vary. Here are some perspectives that can be considered when addressing the claim that Nebuchadnezzar never conquered Egypt as prophesied in Jeremiah 43:9-13: Symbolic interpretation: Some scholars suggest that prophecies in the Bible can have symbolic or metaphorical meanings rather than literal ones. In this case, Nebuchadnezzar's conquest of Egypt may be seen as a symbolic representation of his dominance over neighboring territories, including those connected to Egypt. Timing and historical gaps: It's possible that historical records have gaps or inaccuracies, making it difficult to establish a precise timeline of events. While there is no definitive evidence of Nebuchadnezzar's conquest of Egypt, it is plausible that such an event occurred but is currently undocumented or not yet discovered. Limited historical documentation: It's worth noting that the historical records from ancient civilizations can be fragmented or incomplete. Our understanding of these events relies on archaeological discoveries and available texts, which may not provide a comprehensive account of Nebuchadnezzar's conquests. Therefore, the absence of explicit historical evidence doesn't necessarily invalidate the fulfillment of the prophecy. Prophecy fulfillment through indirect means: It's possible that Nebuchadnezzar's actions indirectly influenced the fate of Egypt without engaging in a direct military conquest. Economic and political dominance, alliances, or other forms of influence could have brought about the fulfillment of the prophecy, even if a traditional military conquest did not occur. Multiple interpretations: The interpretation and fulfillment of biblical prophecies can vary among scholars and religious traditions. Some individuals may interpret the prophecy in Jeremiah 43:9-13 differently, associating it with events that align with their own understanding of historical occurrences or spiritual symbolism.

[@Lucid.dreamer]

Thank you so much for this upload.

[@user-sw5qh9td8m]

A work that is rewarded with a discovery that challenges some paradigms of skepticism regarding the veracity of the Scriptures. Congratulations.

[@jmc3367]

Any way to tell if the lead tablets were written even a longer time ago and placed on ebal more recently?

[@EastEndChurch]

Awesome update! Thank you!

[@BAM-jc7uy]

Question: thank u so much for a great update/interview!!😍 "IN ROADS"... is that in reference to Dan 12.4, many shall run to and fro and knowledge increases??? LOL

[@appianmedia]

The idea behind inRoads is how we can use digital media to advance the gospel (make inroads) into places that may be otherwise difficult to get into.

[@EtpourtantDieuexiste]

Thank you for dispatching these great news ! We must share this everywhere - thanks for your involvement.

[@masada2828]

To say that Moses & Joshua were illiterate is incorrect. God instructed Moses to ‘write it down’. “Then the Lord told Moses, “Write down these words, because I’m making a covenant with you and with Israel according to these words.”

[@efrainandino7300]

Yeah they’re going to make you put it back where you found it. 😅 but good job finding more and more proof. Must be a very edifying occupation! Very cool Doctor

[@anthonym2499]

the paper that the link points to, itself has a link to a "slideshow" like a catscan going down thru the layers. if anyones interested. It is located all the way near the bottom of the page: Supplementary Information Additional file 1

[@loveofreedom7772]

Thanks!

[@appianmedia]

🙏🙏🙏

[@temsumongbajamir1582]

In one of the YT Channel (Inspiring Philosophy) they had quite harsh critic on this. And so if possible we would like to see refutation to those arguments. Can you guys please make it happen.

[@temsumongbajamir1582]

@@observertactics it's a Christian apologetic channel

[@lochinvar50]

Further proofreading is needed for the translated words. Mt. Ebal isn't Mt. Eyeball, Moneyball, etc.

[@Powerful9315]

This was awesome!!

[@appianmedia]

Out pleasure! Thanks for watching!

[@Valerie-DS]

Merci infiniment 🙏🏻Quelle découverte extraordinaire ! Respect pour ce travail fabuleux ! Soyez bénis ! 🕎🔥✝️

[@appianmedia]

🙏🙏🙏

[@user-em1tb3sz1u]

I appreciate this info very much! I research The Bible when I can't sleep! God Bless 🙏

[@appianmedia]

So glad you are enjoying our videos! Thank you!

[@nz-nz]

Fascinating!!!!!!

[@user-ep5qm5jd9b]

Congratulation on the publication !!! Perseverance, par excellence!!

[@bjh1]

I'm confused, if they think Moses couldn't read what about the 10 Commandments?

[@Mary-uz2tz]

Moses obviously wrote the ceremonial Laws on papyrus

[@John.Flower.Productions]

They do not think that Moses couldn't read. They believe that Moses did not exist.

[@affordablewebsiterescue]

Super good video!

[@richardhunter132]

it doesn't look like other academics agree that there is writing on this tablet

[@pauldaystar]

When Are you / Going to Look at Mount Gerazim...?

[@throttle4593]

Fascinating!

[@appianmedia]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

[@richardredmond1463]

This is pretty significant

[@appianmedia]

Yes, we think so too!

[@tdreha2393]

I've said for years now that the Name of the Most High El "YHWH" is pronounced "Yahu." At 2:44, 14:44 and 14:50 Dr. Stripling pronounces this Name as "Yahu." Beyond the Egyptian inscription at the Temple in Soleb, the second oldest known transliteration to exist confirming the Most High El's Name as "Yahu" comes from pieces of the Greek Septuagint found among the Dead Sea Scrolls. It has "IAO." All praise to the Creator of heaven and earth, "Yahu" !!! All Truth is being revealed to us in these final days!! Hallelu-YAHU !!!

[@tdreha2393]

@@Bimfirestarter I agree the Greek IAO is pronounced YahO. Although YHH (Yah) is used in Elephantine papyri so is YHW (YahU). I have to disagree with you on your other point. According to Parkhurst's Hebrew and English Lexicon Without Points (8th Ed.), in the "Hebrew Grammar" section (Pg. 5), next to the letter "Vau" it states: "u, pronounced as 00, or as the French ou, or (before a vowel) w." The letter currently called "Vav" is a "double" U (UU), i.e. "W". (See Parkhurst above.) This letter has always been a long "ooo" sound. This is further evidenced by the numerous Hebrew names. YeshayahU, MattityahU, etc., etc., etc.. As you're probably aware, the Hebrew H became the modern English letter E. An E (H) following the Vav (UU/W) never makes the sound an "O". It makes it a long "uuu/ooo" sound like "boooo". Again, see the Parkhurst citation "before a vowel" above.) The H is a vowel behind the W rendering it a long "ooo" sound. It sounds exactly the same both ways, YHW or YHWH. They're pronounced "YahU" / "Yahoo". Not YahO. Sorry friend, but I have to agree with Dr. Stripling. And he said "Yahu." 🙂

[@tedroybal5231]

The journal is in the upper eighth percentile of those peer reviewed.

[@yvonneedwards5789]

So interesting!!!!! Love it 🙏

[@appianmedia]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@GeekRights]

Job 19:23-25 “Oh, that my words were recorded, that they were written on a scroll, that they were inscribed with an iron tool on lead, or engraved in rock forever! I know that my redeemer lives, and that in the end he will stand on the earth."

[@sethflores1680]

Thought Bubble - that scriptural passage from Job give me chills...

[@sheliabryant3997]

And there are several such, and as wonderfully specific. You will find them when you DIG! 🌈

[@lynnedavis4819]

Thank -You for this podcast, It really shows the power of God.

[@SavedByFaithInJesus]

May I humble suggest you do some wet sifting on Mount Gerizim now? Find that matching blessing tablet...

[@lynnfarley7859]

Have you also looked into the "Moses Scroll " documented paleo scroll of Deuteronomy. Discovered by a Bedouin & sold to Moses Shapira in 1889.

[@ILOVEYESHUA1ST]

Leviticus as all the Bible is living and active- Christians really need to have their mind renewed which includes their vernacular, there is no such thing as the “ Old Testament “ the Bible self references itself as being the Scriptures. You are missing a lot by sleeping through the Torah, thank you Dr Stripling!

[@John.Flower.Productions]

Learn the definition of the word _testament_ and you will understand the distinction.

[@AtomBom8]

Czechoslovakia hasn't been a country for 30 years FYI.

[@thewolfethatcould8878]

Still hoping maybe a dig spot opens (?) regardless, I wish you safety and great success with the dig as well as wonderfully blessed friendships. Thank all of you guys so much for all that you do~ wishing you a wonderful weekend, and I am super excited to hear the interview. My prayers are with you all, thank you again for these special videos. (Another prayer is for that tablet making it to exactly where it needs to go.) 🌻

[@kb9oak749]

God taking away every reason not to believe.

[@jeffthechristian3010]

"Ebal" in captions = Moneyball - LOL. This discovery was money, that's for sure.

[@audreyricci6383]

Ebal is not moneyball.

[@lizabellos4859]

​@@audreyricci6383 When you put on the captions that's what it reads out as. 😊

[@aarewethereyet]

Lead blocks certain forms of radiation at lower energies/kev like x-rays. It will not block higher kev levels as I'm gamma radiation. As a nuclear medicine tech, I'd like to know how those scans are done. Isotopes used in many nuclear med scans can not be blocked and thus are detectable using gamma cameras. Interesting.

[@appianmedia]

Interesting, thanks for sharing 🙏🏻

[@markhall5776]

"We have A lot of talent in this collaboration" , hmmm ?

[@deviouskris3012]

So when is it going to be released in a specialist publication? As Heritage science is not the authority that the guest is claiming and far better qualified scholars should be getting a look at this.

[@Silvercrypto-xk4zy]

Heritage is in the top 95% of science magazine publications. It’s not some Cracker Jack pseudoscience writing. Also, the article was peer reviewed. Most people who make arguments like this would not accept this regardless of where it was published because of personal antibiblical bias

[@deviouskris3012]

@@Silvercrypto-xk4zy I'm sorry, but what? Heritage is a hack publication that makes a bad habit of releasing purely speculative studies that haven't been peer reviewed and even worse in this case; hasn't got a clear line of authenicity of sedimentary layers to even add to it's dating. Have you even seen the imaginary line used to claim it makes a phrase? I blind, child with a physical twitch would have made a less convoluted line. As for your claim of peer review. It wasn't even shown to the regular archeological channels for verifcation and actual expert analysis. The moment it was viewed by the eminent experts ( including theists ) in the field, it was laughed at as one of the worst examples of wishful thinking in decades. This suppoed finding is now the new example of bad faith reporting that eclipses the travesty that was Andrew Wakefields Lancet pre study for his autism and vaccine claims. Would you trust a hard ore leftist university to make a claim about the veracity of a biblical text? Even if it's staff were under a contract of skepticism that meant they are obligated to make a naturalistic claim, even if presented with irrefutable evidence of god? Since you are allowing the same thing to occur in reverse, by acceptng post hoc rationales from those who's institutions have them bound by a contrct of faith that states they can not release any report that does not support the god hypothesis held by their employer.

[@elud3159]

Love to work 😌 in God work im always Ready but don't know how go about it ..

[@appianmedia]

We can all be busy in the kingdom of God by immersing ourselves in His word and following in the footsteps of Jesus. Find ways to serve in the little things right where you are and God will give the increase!

[@toosiyabrandt8676]

Hi It’s ALWAYS YHWH versus pagans DOWN TO OUR VERY OWN DAY! The Shroud of Turin Photo negative image has been subjected to even more scientific scrutiny and is authenticated by it! ( Which inevitably verifies THE ENTIRE BIBLE, AS PROPHESIED) Shalom to us only in Christ Yeshua returning soon to reign over the world from Jerusalem forever.

[@haroldbell213]

The NT says he was wrapped with strips of Lenin .

[@audreyricci6383]

​@@haroldbell213 Not Lenin, Linen as in cloth.

[@Mary-uz2tz]

Scripture says Jesus' second coming will be in the clouds from east to west, not, in Jerusalem

[@tbishop4961]

Seems like the stylus would have to essentially be a needle

[@Yaaqov777]

I would like to explore a minor issue without starting a massive argument. Historically, the letter "W" wasn't invented until around 1700. For thousands of years the double "U,U" was used. Many, especially in America believe The name given in Exodus 3:15 was Yahweh. Yet many Scholars say the name is Yahuah or Yahuuah. Now I read a good portion of what was published about the "curse tablet". My question is, how do you get a Letter "W" out of this pictorial language ?

[@Denis-lp3pz]

What is the name of the artefact with the Priestly Blessing on a pottery Scott mentioned about? I would like to look it up on the internet, but I'm afraid, I can't discern the name from his Hebrew pronunciation at 16:24. Edit: found it en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kuntillet_Ajrud_inscriptions

[@appianmedia]

Thanks for sharing🙏

[@thewolfethatcould8878]

Ok, just saying that at 40:39 currently now, you are showing a picture of which has a tent over it and it does have walls standing still right? So that is how it is written in the Mishnah, right? So very interesting~ think I am at a loss of words.

[@grant5392]

Now revist the Jordanian codices with that new technology and let us know what they say.

[@robertmorgan9112]

Why’d you think that you would be treated any better than Dr. Avi Loeb, Head of Astronomy at Harvard?

[@savedbygrace6853]

The very stones cry out! The Bible is true from cover to cover- the very Word of G-D

[@WordandVoid]

This discovery, if true, only validates the Torah not the NT!

[@KenJackson_US]

It validates the language existed when the OT says it did. And the NT is based on the OT, so it does indeed lend credence and authenticity to the NT too.

[@WordandVoid]

The NT is man's invention of G-d in their own image

[@nancymedlin8682]

Before the flood ?

[@dennismaher9533]

AMEN...............GREAT WORK / VID

[@G-T]

The curse confirms the writings of Moses and was fulfilled by Rome in 70AD.

[@AD_DO]

🧐🤔 does look like a (ox 🐃 an "A" upsidedown) or close to the letter. 😉 seen in other videos of older alphabet. Thank you for the video 👍

[@jeffi854]

Even though I enjoy learning everything regarding ancient Israeli history. And as much as I enjoy reading and learning about the copper and silver scrolls , from a child I knew that God and the son of God Yeshua is exactly who they claim to be creator and sustainer of the universe and by him we’re all things created , seen and unseen was created by him and for him. Praying for the peace of Israel 🇮🇱.

[@appianmedia]

🙏🏻

[@ElizabethDMadison]

I've read that the Samaritans continued using a form of the proto-Caananite type script even after the Jews stopped using it (in favor of the "assyrian script" aka the Aramaic script, with "square" letters, like modern Hebrew), even into the Middle Ages, and obviously Schechem is Samaria. Do the letterforms really rule out that it was made and deposited at a later date (a date more typical of defixios) by Samaritans? This is fascinating news and I'm cautiously optimistic to believe Dr Stripling about it but i'd like to see some debate about it happen in public to test it. Clearly the peer-reviewed publication is a huge accomplishment.

[@stephenyoungblood3683]

I suggest Egypt got their language from Joseph.

[@ldk777far]

I wonder how this relates to the findings at Sinai in Arabia?

[@appianmedia]

It really doesn’t. We know that there are compelling reasons for a few different sites for Mt. Sinai, the exact crossing of the Red Sea, and other locations pertaining to the Exodus. This debate has been raging for centuries and likely will continue to do so, because despite what many will say - no one knows for sure. Identifying these specific sites is not the goal of our current documentary series, but rather to highlight the biblical historical account of the Exodus and what it means to each of us today. We pray that it will be a blessing to you!

[@tamararutland-mills9530]

The gentleman is wrong in some of what he said in speaking of English. British English should never be compared to American England; you just can’t do that - and be accurate.

[@allfredo7753]

Amazing that Stripling found and made public The Name of YAHWEH yet he still uses the 'watered-down' substitute name of The LORD! re: 'Thirds'- yess- societies are very divided and Israel and Jew's & Christian's particularly as people feel before they think too much of the time. I too hope your discoveries end up in The Israeli museum for ALL to see!

[@darakfawaraalah8819]

The oldest Hebrew script is the pictorial script

[@michaeltanner5058]

i would love it if these archaeologists in israel would find the giants who used to dwell in the land of canaan.

[@sharl8503]

Prague, Czechoslovakia?!? I hope Stripling's archaelogical findings are less error-prone.

[@jimmytphillips8828]

Faith in Yeshua and Following Yah's Sabbath, Commandments and Feast Days Folks and Not these Pagan Holidays!!! There's The Key 🔑 of The Day!!!😅

[@appianmedia]

🙏

[@affordablewebsiterescue]

But didn't Yah complete the Abrahamic Covenant Himself when he put Abraham to sleep and divided the sacrifice so that no man could ever destroy the Abrahamic Covenant for all time?

[@ghiardt]

Praise the LORD for supplying this abundance of evidence of His existence, that all unbelievers are without excuse in the day that He vindicates His Name in the judgment.

[@aodhanking2539]

Where is the evidence? These are human machinations, 3400 years is not that long ago, humans have been around 300,000 years now.

[@audreyricci6383]

You all want visual proof of everything.

[@DanahC]

Very interesting that Jer17:1 is the HafTarah this week! 😮

[@peggy3670]

Believe/follow Yeshua/Jesus the Messiah and repent of sin...He is the only way to the Father...Don't end up in hell...😊❤

[@appianmedia]

🙏

[@anarchorepublican5954]

I've listened to several Interviews with Scott in the last week...but, this the first time, that I heard about the right side of the carcasses of clean animals found at Shiloh...🕎🔪🐂🐄🐏🐑🐐🦌

[@mikerichards6311]

👍🙏

[@appianmedia]

🙏

[@timb8970]

I have seen the criticism and peer reviews of this “curse tablet” and he’s really destroying his reputation by defending this suspect artifact. He needs to be objective and honest with himself. It actually hurts Biblical archaeology when you defend false claims.

[@new_comment]

Of course I take the Bible literally!

[@appianmedia]

🙏

[@aussiemal7695]

Lead tablet? Interesting

[@ciprijosef3904]

How much more proof you need to believe that God is real?God always existed before anything else was.He is the ultimate Reality.God bless you all

[@appianmedia]

🙏🏻

[@wasing02]

It would be great if this discovery were true, but it appears that as of now, the peer review process is not favorable to Dr. Stripling. Other experts are simply not seeing any discernable letters in the images. Christians can hold fast to their faith while remaining skeptical of these types of "discoveries".

[@hambone4728]

Why are you saying the peer review process isn't favorable? I'm honestly asking because I want this to be true very much but I want to know what the skeptics have to say about it.

[@DrKippDavis]

@@hambone4728 you should know that the vast majority of relevant experts from every side of the religious spectrum has concluded almost unanimously that there is no discernible text at all that can be seen in the scans of the object. There is wide agreement that Stripling and his team are just seeing what they want to see, and have basically deluded themselves into reading an inscription there. Most likely, what they construe as "letters" are actually just striations on the lead.

[@hambone4728]

@@DrKippDavis Interesting, can you send me a link to scholars saying this? Either an article or video? Having looked at the scans myself, obviously I have no idea what I'm seeing. But these "indentations" let's call them do appear to be man made (especially since many of them are dimpled out on the back face of the tablet). Add in the fact this format and style of being a defixio is well known in archeology in the near east and the site it was recovered from has been determined to be an ancient religious site with Hebrew characteristics.....it seems possible doesn't it?

[@danielvso]

Atheists lying like that is a very strong theistic argument for me. LOL You are just lying!

[@danielvso]

@@hambone4728 He's just lying! Atheist teenager trolls do this all the time.

[@williamtwilley6982]

We would much rather look at the writing as you interview we don't need the CNN view

[@wizzardofpaws2420]

I wonder what these curse tables were actually used for, and if there were Blessing tablets.

[@audreyricci6383]

Yes, there were Blessing Tablets as well.

[@jettef5543]

Great that YHWH makes things appear to us in the right timing, like also the dead sea scrolls. But besides reading the text and dating it, it is important to note that we got this tablet now and that it is the curse tablet, not the blessing tablet. The Torah and study tools has been made available to us like never before. If we do not read it, it is on us! Rabbinic Judaism is reading their Talmud instead of Torah, and a lot of Christians are not reading anything at all, and do not even know what God they believe in.

[@davidjenkins2429]

❤

[@ubersheizer5398]

This is getting shredded by Ph.D.s all across the internet.

[@jamiemcvay130]

They always set out to shred any evidence that supports the Bible. Consider hat they did to Oded Gowan.

[@williammelear2906]

Looked up the meaning of your name and started laughing. Lol May the good lord bless you in Jesus name!

[@mcddsl]

Ph.Ds…. God bless them.

[@wasing02]

Instead of bashing other expert opinions, take the time to read what they say and make a rational evaluation. The other archeologists may have some valid points on this. More evaluation is needed in my opinion.

[@wolforcewest9680]

@@jamiemcvay130 getting shredded by both Christian and secular Ph.D's alike

[@user-ep5qm5jd9b]

Interesting, Leviticus is important. Great

[@BenEehayeh]

It can't be from Moses time, 5500 BCE. The earliest date for these tablets is 1400 BCE. This is the time of David or the Judges, not Moses. One of the most common images used contains the letters, gimel, noon, kaf. These three letters make up the Russian form of the word for Priest. Were there any Russians working on the dig?

[@appianmedia]

Although the exact dates of the Exodus of Moses are debated, you will not find anyone to suggest that it occurred nearly as late as 5,500 BCE. Most scholars place the date between the 13th and 12th century BCE.

[@BenEehayeh]

@@appianmedia This is because of Egyptology. But this is all New Kingdom perspectives, 95% of their knowledge. Moses existence is further back in time, Old Kingdom, which comprises only 5% of their knowledge. Their are other methods to prove this. God instructed Moses to tell all the nations in the world at that time. Moses sent emissaries to each nation. Which nations have written histories going back far enough beyond the 13th century? One nation is China. Bamboo Annals contain a written record, 16 or 17th century BCE, mentioning a Hebraic religious system, Shang Di. This historian traced his information to the first emperor, 2600 BCE. Copper mine cave epigraphy, Hebrew inscription, near Red Sea, dated to 1800 BCE. Reads, "EL plowed on the water." א ל ז מ ע ל (At an earlier time individual letters were words.) The individual who carved these words was either an eyewitness to the event or a later pilgrim visiting the crossing site. Chinese pictograms contain Biblical content as the formation of the letters. The creation of Chinese character glyphs is attributed to the first emperor, 2600 BCE. Though I haven't researched yet, I would expect similar content in the written histories of India, receiving emissaries from Moses, which would provide evidence that would support a Moses time of existence pre 2600 BCE. My position is not a guess. There is evidence that points to an earlier date for Moses existence.

[@davissalaki8703]

The most complete record we have dates Moses to 1500ish (the Bible)

[@BenEehayeh]

@@davissalaki8703 There is no evidence for Moses in the New Kingdom period of Egyptology. Therefore, critics of Moses based systems state there is no evidence that Moses existed. Best place to identify a date, depending on the sample quality, Red Sea Crossing site. Human bones and Horse bones and hoofs are on the sea floor out from Accaba. Maybe there is an unmineralized sample.

[@KenJackson_US]

@@BenEehayeh: _"... from Moses time, 5500 BCE."_ That would be before the flood, maybe before Noah built the ark. Moses wasn't born yet.