King David-Era Outpost Discovered in Southern Israel

The Bible states that soon after King David conquered the kingdom of Edom, he established a series of garrisons in the region. But is it true? Have such Davidic-era fortresses been discovered in the territory belonging to biblical Edom?
For today’s program, Let the Stones Speak host Brent Nagtegaal traveled to Ein Hatzeva, located in southern Israel, to interview Israel Antiquities Authority archaeologist Dr. Tali Erickson-Gini at what she believes is one of the many military outposts dating to King David’s time.
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[@wizzardofpaws2420]

It's amazing and wonderful that we have these things here in the land of Israel after all these millenia.

[@anikomattison7568]

When I was in Israel on a small group trour they took us for a couple of digs and they said that they could dig down anywhere and find something. So we helped too and found some little oil lamps. Everything has to be turned in to the local gobernment. They found a tunnek too and we climbed into the tunnek but it was very scary and tight and I couldn’t wait to get out

[@kurtsimmons9837]

So much being discovered archaeologically to substantiate the Biblical record regarding King David and his son, King Solomon! Thanks to the Armstrong Institute of Biblical Archaeology for shedding much needed light on this subject.

[@terryulmer969]

The Christian's bibles are just very badly mistranslated and corrupted versions of the Torah/Tanach (The Real Word of G_d) with a lot changed including names, a whole lot added, and a whole lot taken out. Everything that G_d said not to do, Christianity did! Christianity lies! NO Hebrew/Jew was ever named Jesus, nor John, nor especially James. There is no letter J in the Hebrew alephbet nor does any of the Hebrew letters even make a J sound. Try actually reading the scriptures where G_d gave the Torah and the Commandments to Mosche and the Children/Nation of Israel on Mt. Sinai. G_d specifically told them in no uncertain terms that neither they nor any of their descendents all through time are to Never veer to the right nor left of the Torah/Tanach! Never!!! Do you understand what that means! G_d also told them in no uncertain terms that neither they nor any of their descendents all through time are to Never accept anybody else's religion! Never!!! Do you understand what that means? The One True Creator G_d also warned not to add to, nor subtract from the Torah/Tanach, but Christianity did it anyway. Christianity adopted way too many idolatrous and pagan beliefs contrary to what The One True Creator G_d actually said.

[@tlmcrae8826]

Thank you for these videos. So much to be discovered in Israel!

[@j.lingle4713]

Excellent information! Love the archeological magazine. Stay safe!! ❤️🇺🇸🇮🇱

[@christophercoughlin9493]

The Jewish people were inhabitants of Israel before there were any Arab tribes. The archeology, even without the bible, shows that this is the Jewish people's land. Given to them by God. Now and forever!

[@brandonfrith1549]

Using that reasoning, every American should give all they have to the Native Americans living today. If you read the old covenant God made with the Israelites (Judah was only one of the tribes), there were clear conditions they had to fulfill in order to continue living in the land. When they strayed from God and worshipped idols, God caused a foreign power to invade and remove them from his land (Assyria, Babylon, Romans). Stating historical facts is not antisemitism in case you were thinking of labeling me that.

[@christophercoughlin9493]

@@brandonfrith1549God made his covenant with Abraham first, before Judah existed. starting in Genesis 17 through circumcision. The covenant carried on through Isaac (not Ishmael). He then says in Genesis 22 that because Abraham would have been willing to offer his only son (Isaac) as a sacrifice, He will make of Him a great nation that will bless the entire world. Through Jesus Christ, Christians are also spiritual descendants of this covenant: Genesis 22 (16-18).Then in Genesis 24:7 Abraham says, (in case it is not already clear to you,)" The Lord, the God of heaven, who took me from my father's house and from the land of my birth, and who spoke to me, and who swore to me saying, 'To your descendants I will give this land', He will send an angel before you..." There is no people on earth, whether they be American Indians, Muslims, or Aborigines who can point to anything even coming close to that covenant. Secondly even when Israel was disobedient God did not break His covenant with them. He punished them through exile and diaspora, yes, but even though they were unfaithful God was faithful to his word. What's more there was always a remnant of Jews in the land even when they were dispersed and after the Romans changed the name to Palestina in 135 AD after the bar Kochbar revolt, in which about a million Jews were killed. If you want t blame anyone for the suffering of the common Palestinian citizen, blame their leadership who have had chance after chance to establish an independent Palestinian state and each time refused. Why? The leadership hates the Jews and wants them wiped out completely. That's what "river to the sea" means, in case you didn't know that either. The people continue to be used as misled pawns in the cruel game their leadership uses to play the victim to the world, when it is they themselves who have created this victimhood status as a means of controlling the narrative. All you do when you believe them is buy into their lies. Quit doing it. You're not as well informed as you think you are.

[@annemurphy9339]

@@brandonfrith1549 Completely false: Israel is unique among nations. YHVH God never deeded the continent of North America to the Native American tribes, who migrated here from the Asian continent to begin with. YHVH made an unbreakable covenant with Abraham to deed this land to the Abrahamic line through Isaac and Jacob for all time. God caused the promised land to deteriorate into a barren, desolate wasteland during the long diaspora - to keep the Gentiles out - and He has allowed it to re-bloom only under the hands of those He has returned home. There is no national equivalent to Israel, nor an equivalent title of land ownership. The Hebrew tribes entered into an agreement to be YHVH’s set-apart people, fully informed of the consequences for disobedience and the blessings for obedience. Their conquests were each the result of consequence for failure to honor their agreement with YHVH; although He may temporarily remove them from their homeland to discipline them, He has never and will never deed that land to anyone else.

[@TheWorld-xs8ly]

@@brandonfrith1549- But Gods intention, according to Scripture, was to return the Israelites to their land….which he did. Read Jeremiah 29 and Ezekiel 20 for understanding

[@tyb6770]

@@brandonfrith1549North American tribes were not united. They conquered each other. Who do we give it back to?

[@debrasrnek4223]

I'm wondering if any of the grape seeds were healthy enough to try sprouting? That would be exciting!

[@fensterheim]

During a tour guide training trip to Ovdat, Dr. Gini told us about grape seeds that were sent to the university at Copenhagen for DNA sequencing. I never heard the conclusion, but there is suspicion that many of today's "European " grape types (Cab., Merlot etc) originated in the Levant.

[@thewolfethatcould8878]

@@fensterheim That is mind blowing to think upon.

[@Madmen604]

I heard that two women got hold of ancient , I think olive or date seeds. The trees went extinct in the 2nd century but they are coming back now!. Just amazing ingenuity and love of country eh?!

[@randymccracken2722]

That was wonderful. I had never heard about this series of forts from David's time. Liberal archaeologists don't like to talk about these kinds of discoveries. Thank you!

[@geoffreysundstrom]

Amazing interview. This chain of fortresses reminds me of the towers built along the New Jersey and Delaware shore to watch for Nazi warships during WWII. If these fortresses were within signaling distance, they would have provided warning for mobilizing the army of Israel as well as fortification. Thank you for your presentation.

[@armstrongstinstitute]

Insightful comment. Honestly, I think they actually might double as signaling towers, but we'd have to check the line of sight from each one. Plus, some probably have not been discovered yet as well.

[@001USA001]

@@armstrongstinstitutefire, smoke, or even a burning arrow shot into the air, etc. from a nearby high position.

[@21stCenturyMaggid]

Thank you so much for sharing all this with us/me. - It's way interesting . . and exciting . . . and, brings our story to life in my heart. 💙

[@michaelc.ytuarte9498]

That Doctor is real knowledgeable about her craft, the area and ancientstructures. I like tenacity and her spirit.

[@donovanwint-im2ql]

We are definitely living in very exciting times, who could ever imagine much more see pictures of places that King David and others actually built and stayed in and even fought battles around and from. We are definitely living in very unusual and exciting times. Much thanks for this opportunity, and much Blessings.

[@devavilluri]

Great analysis and very important data shared, can you please post these slides on any article for reference, please?

[@mariafernandez6439]

Every place in Israel speaks of bygone eras, as well as pointing to the bright future of the Jewish nation!

[@eugenegarcia9415]

You mean Israelite nation which will include all the tribes(14) , when you mentioned Jewish nation you are only including 3 tribes; Judah, Benjamin and Levi. Thus 3 tribes make up the nation of Judah of Judea. A Jew no doubt is an Israelite but majority of Israelites are not Jews.

[@MG-iP5000]

All jews are israelites, but not all israelites are jews. Just as all californians are americans, but not all americans are californians. 😊

[@BertGraef]

Bright future? Looking pretty dismal to me.

[@Dawn-di1qs]

I have been there. volunteered there. loved being there at BTP

[@OliveWeitzel]

Can you name the online site where you registered for volunteering in archaeology? I did 2 weeks archaeology in 2000 at Tel Dor.

[@williamcovarrubias1070]

Thank you Brent !

[@hairblairbunch81]

Fascinating. If some good can come out off all this horror, the hostages returned and the final end to Hamas. I hope this amazing region can be explored further. Id love to visit one day.

[@TorianTammas]

As the leader of the terrorists sit as guests in Turkey, Quatar and Lebanon this is unlikely.

[@andyutubevideo]

So neat! Thank you very much for this conversation!

[@katiemccluskey4603]

Thankyou for sharing all these discoveries in ancient Judah and our history for Christian and jews.

[@robsellars9338]

Great to see proof of military structures along the borders from David's time. It proves the biblical account of him that there are just so many. It's difficult to think of the Israelites as just a bunch of hill dwelling shepherds after considering these structures!

[@robertknowles2699]

Did we use gloves back then ? Any been discovered ? My biorhythm requires gloves here in ne ohio ; yet those rocks would need protection for hands over calluses.

[@jaywinters2483]

Thanks for not ruining your videos with juvenile computer game music.

[@patrickreid2767]

Fascinating!!

[@thewolfethatcould8878]

Woah!!! This is thrilling to watch. Awesome! S. Galla chat replay, I was wondering the same thing!!!

[@armstrongstinstitute]

We should have an article about this up soon on Armstronginstitute.org. Probably end of this week, or early next week.

[@thewolfethatcould8878]

@@armstrongstinstitute Great, I will look forward to reading it. Please stay safe over there, and thank you for all of your videos and articles.

[@mikehenson819]

That was a very enjoyable program! I find it astonishing what the archeologist have discovered in those biblical sites. It only reinforces the validity of the biblical accounts to what was in these sites.

[@raytheron]

Fascinating!

[@TheOKkittyfarm]

Thank you so much for what you do.

[@gillatreibich8281]

Absolutely fascinating! Thank you! Great way to take your mind off Gaza...

[@BertGraef]

ever thought that John 3:16 has been totally erased by the morbid Christian fascination with those antichrists presently usurping the holy land ?

[@Dawn-di1qs]

the water sources (life) and outposts were no different than the WAWAs we have today.... stop, rest, refresh, trade.

[@omega36001]

Drone footage along with the nice maps you shared would be ideal for these digs.

[@joetamaccio9475]

At 35 minutes, she spoke very clearly . Thank you

[@Je.Suis.Flaneur]

The audio portion makes this video difficult to hear easily. The microphone or microphones need to be much closer to the mouths of the speakers. Thanks for this video.

[@debrasrnek4223]

I'm sorry to hear you had trouble with the audio. I wanted to share, when I struggle with the audio I just turn on the closed captioning. I'm hoping this will be helpful for you.GOD bless you🙏

[@user-yi4tz2sf3s]

interesting, that lines of towers could be fire signals, they should check elevations

[@davesky538]

Terribly exciting!

[@Janer-52]

Thank you - just marvelous. Dr. Tali Erickson-Gini is such a great speaker. Her enthusiasm is wonderful. I agree the present day people - be they soldiers or not - should be taught about the land and history. May the God of Israel keep you all safe.

[@samw3695]

Neither time, tide, nor depth of sand can or ever will remove any sign that He, whom is Almighty, is truly THE author of his-story.

[@stepheneskelson7774]

Trying to locate geo position of this site. Can't seem to locate it. Do you have a link to maps for this location?

[@armstrongstinstitute]

Here it is: maps.app.goo.gl/dDZUcqhmLMjzxxhZA

[@BellesDreams]

Very fascinating, thank you , wonderful journey back in time ❤

[@christinawarrington3192]

The magazine is spectacular!! I read it cover to cover as soon as I receive it!

[@vickistone3700]

is there anything specific, like Hebrew seals, etc., confirming these fortresses are definitly Davidic and not other?

[@TorianTammas]

imagination and claims replaces evidence.

[@BobSmith-lb9nc]

Very eye-opening. A real challenge to the minimalists.

[@85lives]

There is no remembrance of former things; neither shall there be any remembrance of things that are to come with those that shall come after.

[@tonn333]

Why do you say BCE and not BC?

[@armstrongstinstitute]

armstronginstitute.org/840-bc-ad-or-bce-ce

[@tonn333]

​@@armstrongstinstitutemakes sense, thank you

[@BertGraef]

@@armstrongstinstitute because the antichrists didnt like the term BC or AD, that is why. So they changed it to please the Jews and the atheists and called it BCE ( Before current era) or CE (Current Era). But it still doesnt explain why there would be a division. Those liars still cant get rid of Christ no matter how they try.

[@hiltonwatkins6750]

If this is going to cause an attempt to overthrow modern day countries because somehow discovering the history of an area has legal and constitutional implications for the present day ownership and/or state implications… I think let’s just leave it at tourism and education regarding the past. I think the world is now shaking out the whole idea of giving a people ownership of land based on a religious text, and anything that occurred outside of current context. The conclusion of this segment of history is getting very tense… and perhaps the speculation of “end days” and other religous ideology serves to be self fulfilling.

[@warriorqueen1609]

VERY INTERESTING....THANKS ❤

[@georgesparks7833]

Wow! Great program! Thank you very much. What a scholar. She's actually going into some really deep archeology. Gentlemen, top notch job.

[@SLAYINGVR]

As the world yells that palestine owns the land this came at the perfect time as God ordained israel for the Jewish people.

[@annemurphy9339]

That claim is so crazy because there has never been a “palestinian” people, language, culture or history. The multinationals calling themselves palestinians do so only because Arafat ordered them to in the 1960s.

[@SLAYINGVR]

@annemurphy9339 I know this, this is just another reminder.

[@annemurphy9339]

@@SLAYINGVR Amen, I was just agreeing with you. God bless!

[@SLAYINGVR]

@annemurphy9339 oh 😄. Yeah, I hope the world realizes they are being lied too.

[@BertGraef]

@@annemurphy9339 Garbage. Israel was proclaimed on the front page headline of the PALESTINE POST on May 14,1948. PALESTINE POST! The PALESTINE POST was quietly renamed The Jerusalem Post 2 years later. Those are facts.

[@frankfischer1281]

Sound quality is sub-par.

[@billymitchem5256]

❤

[@Rom3_29]

My old home, Finland country is dotted with singling rock or wooden towers or high hills. Warning approaching enemy, and sending rudimentary messages. Lighting up fire. Later on they used flags or special signaling pole until .telegraph.

[@501Mobius]

You don't think that would be Hazazon-tamar?

[@SmellofFemale]

Gath or Gat (Hebrew: גַּת‎, romanized: Gaṯ, lit. 'wine press'; Latin: Geth, Philistine: 𐤂𐤕 *Gīt) was one of the five cities of the Philistine attributed to Esaus lineage and first born son.

[@davidlarondelle2326]

There is no archeology for the book of Mormon but I love ALL the archeology programs which document the rich Bible history. I just read the book of Obadiah, a tiny Bible book where God expresses his wrath against Esau - Edom - Timnah and God promises to erase it FOREVER. That would make a good show for you, to document that erasure of these people. Supposedly they lived in the mountain cliffs like and eagle's nest and God enumerates their sins including pride and rejoicing over Israel's/Jacob's misery. Jacob and Easy were brothers of course and God said "I hated Easy but loved Jacob. The book of Josher says Easy killed Nimrod. Easy was a mighty hunter in his own right.

[@BertGraef]

I think the demon doctrine of christian zionism erases a lot of brain cells from you sad , moribund people. I dont know what ever happened to John 3:16 on your strange trip into the Old Testament , but it is very sad. Somthing changed in christians in 1948 and it wasnt a miracle at all, but a very sad and ongoing delusion. The gospel of grace has all been perverted and twisted into a gospel of race. God doenst "hate" anyone in this age. And he certainly doesnt have a favorite child which has mocked his SON for 2000 years.

[@silverbackag9790]

Yeah, a proto Israelite bloodlusting war god is no God of mine. One step away from throwing babies into the burning mouth of a Ba’al effigy like their cousins.

[@blusheep2]

@@BertGraef I guess your the arbiter of what God does and doesn't have.

[@letthewordspeak7136]

Thats funny i have the KZbin channel Let the Word speak and youre about let the stones speak.

[@johnberry1107]

We are confused. Aren’t Palestinian & Hasidic tribes of the same father?

[@sonnylambert4893]

Post and thread for the truly cerazees

[@michaelgrimes1131]

There were 12 tribes of Israel. Jacob, whose grandfather was Abraham, had his name changed by God to Israel had a 12 sons. Those 12 sons are the namesakes of the 12 tribes that were brought out of Egypt by God's power. The Jews who occupy the land today called Israel are just part of one of Jacobs/Israels family. A son called Judah and Benjamin his younger brother. There's a lot of people that have no idea that there were 12 tribes who were cousins that inhabited and the land of Israel. It's a great history. It can be found in the book of Genesisl It's a great read! I'd recommend listening to it through an audiobook of Genesis. There's several versions out there. Shalom!

[@BertGraef]

id recomend you reading the gospel of John and get yourselves out of the primitive stone age religion ,instead of rooting for and blessing what the apostle called antichrists. 1 John 2:22-23.

[@CanadianVacations]

@@BertGraef Your sentence does not make sense and you need to learn to use capitals where required.

[@CanadianVacations]

@@BertGraef And yes there were 12 tribes to which modern events are related too. Genesis is part of the Bible too.

[@BertGraef]

@@CanadianVacations it does make sense. You just dont want to admit that you are all blessing antichrists.

[@BertGraef]

@@CanadianVacations the tribes ended by 70AD, along with all thier genealogical records, which were destroyed when the temple went up in flames with them. No one can prove or assert thier tribal descent from "genealogy" since then. These national and tribal pedigrees were important to the nation for any messianic claimant had to prove his claims by coming through the tribe of Judah, and from the royal line of David. According to the rabbis they are still waiting for Messiah to come. So that begs the question. How will thier Messiah prove anything biblically to them? They full well knew from their own scriptures He had to be born in Bethlehem, He had to come before the second temple was destroyed, He had to come before the scepter had departed from Judah, He had to come from Davids royal line and He had to come before Daniels 70 week prophecy expired. So since you people love to follow the blind, who dont like thier own scriptures and obliterate them, and add to the confusion by claiming the nation is the Messiah, or that King Hezekiah was, or perhaps King Agrippa was , or the gentile Persian King Cyrus was the Messiah. This is absurdity heaped upon absurdity, lies upon untruth. If they claim to be the Messiah and say Jesus never was, and claim He never brought "world peace", then where is thier "world peace" if they claim they are collectively the "suffering servant"? Where is thier peace? They have brought nothing but war, so how can they accuse Jesus of the same thing?

[@beautifulsoulblue]

Good day, thank you for sharing this information. Has anyone considered the fact that the sites appear in a snake like alignment if you connect them, using a connect the dot type pattern? Also any chance the towers represent stars in the heavens as well? The wall behind you during the interview looks like a mosaic type image as well similar to some found in Peru where it appears they placed various sized and shaped stones to create images within the wall. Wondering what it looks like without the two of you sitting in front of it. Maybe the towers are land markers once used to map navigation at sea using fixed locations and the heavens positioning at each? When I first saw the lineup of them in the drawing it reminded me of the constellation Hydra immediately. It’s very similar to the snake depiction that appears to represent Hydra on pages 22 and 23 of the “Let The Stones Speak: Seals Of Isaiah And King Hekiziah Discovered”, within the map of ancient Jerusalem. It’s just interesting that Hydra is a constellation associated with water as well as the sites depicting such are. It’s well known in North America constellations we’re laid out by the Mound Builders so why not in the Holy Lands via construction layouts with intention. Gods Blessings 🙏🏼

[@jimgiacomelli7495]

BCE? for 2000 years it was called BC. Why not keep it BC? before Christ...

[@North95]

Christ means the anointed one. He is not the anointed one to scientific archeologists, especially Jewish ones. BCE means before The Common Era, or CE for the Common Era. It just doesn’t sound very scientific to say before the anointed one, it sounds religious, which it is.

[@BertGraef]

@@North95 So what? Just because they dont like Jesus Christ, gives them a right to change terms and omit HIM? So what happened then, in lets say year 1 CE?? Tell you what. Maybe Psalm 2:12 will once again come true on these ANTICHRISTS, and God will chase them out of thier fake nation and show you people how badly you have all been deceived by them.

[@joetamaccio9475]

The guest. Must enunciate so I know what she is saying. Was it “ kadesh Barnea. ? Is English her 2 nd language . I can’t Understand , and I want to hear about her discoveries

[@ef2718]

She has mentioned Kadesh Barnea as where she lives.

[@andrewbodor4891]

Egyptian outposts?

[@North95]

Egypt ruled Canaan all the way to Lebanon before Israel did.

[@North95]

Before the Bronze Age Collapse.

[@blusheep2]

They didn't really rule Canaan. Canaan was full of city/states that were vassals of Egypt. They paid tribute. They had their own laws, governments and and gods. They often fought against each other and Egypt didn't really care as long as they kept getting their tribute. Egypt maintained certain outposts in the Levant for the purpose of collecting these tributes and maintaining a presence. One was Beth Shean at the extreme SE end of the Jezreel Valley. If I remember right, it had roughly 1000 troops and their families.

[@dDoOyYoOuUtTuUbBeE]

So it was already an invasion, not their own land. And still not the faintest trace of any god.

[@itzcaseykc]

I wonder if the Israelites that occupied these fortifications were made up of both civilians and military personnel, if some of these forts also had farmers of livestock and agriculture to be present in order to keep the personnel fed. Whether these farmers surrounded the strongholds, or were a short walking distance from such, they may have been present.

[@BertGraef]

Even David knew the battle was mostly spiritual. But you Christian zionists.....

[@oneworldawakening]

Did it bother anyone else when Mr. Nagtegaal talked over Dr. Erickson-Gini, or was it just me?

[@debrasrnek4223]

What I saw is that they both were excited about the subject matter and both were interjecting thoughts as it came to them. What do you think, could it have been that?

[@oneworldawakening]

@@debrasrnek4223 Sounds good! Thanks for posting.

[@graceswearingen2119]

ISRAEL 🇮🇱 IS FOREVER!!! AMEN 🙏

[@philipcoriolis6614]

OMRI was the real guy at the time. Not David.

[@BIBIWCICC]

Interesting but it should be noted that this was Palestine not Israel. Israel was only formed in 1948.

[@jonathaneberdong4493]

Carefull archiologist. Palestinians do not want you to do that.

[@standingbear998]

outpost? that is funny

[@thiest1205]

Kind David is a mythological character so it can't be anything to do with him, give over the 🐂💩

[@davidrandell2224]

“The Bible Came from Arabia “, Kamal Salibi,1985 plus his 3 other bible study books. So,no.

[@dodo1opps]

Iron age middle eastern mythology... Opinion...opinion...opinion...

[@user-xb9ii1rv3p]

It's time to come out of the so-called biblical prison and think like free man. Enough is enough.😠😠😠😠

[@krackerToo]

Thank you all 🤔God's Word Is Fulfilled - Drawing Near to God. …so is my word that goes out from my mouth; it will not return empty, but will accomplish what I desire and achieve the purpose for which I sent it. Isaiah reminds us that God's Word will never return empty - it will always accomplish its purpose in fulfillment. Shalom

[@smartypantsinc.gameon6978]

I agree ❤🇮🇱❤️

[@josephhenson8843]

B.C. Before Christ!!!!!! Not bce whatever that’s supposed to mean. Leave Christ in history!!!!!!!!!

[@ckmaui]

Way less talking head and way more of the site and the area please

[@kellyturnbull3257]

More proof of this land being the Jewish homeland. Curious, has any proof of a Palestinian nation been found 🤔 also a TicToc creator has many videos up of artifacts that belong to Israel, he should be investigated

[@jasanc5769]

Not likely, David probably a made up story

[@dudefrombelgium]

King David is most certainly real.

[@jasanc5769]

If there was a king David and he was as described in the Bible then he was a sociopath a thief a murder and a traitor to the king before him. He was also a wife stealing degenerate and nothing to brag about.@@dudefrombelgium

[@Rom3_29]

@@jasanc5769- Bible doesn't sugarcoat king David or any other person, mentioned in it. It's easy to remember king David's crimes. He ended up running for his life after adulteration and murder. But David knew if he didn't humble himself and ask forgiveness from others and God. He'll be lost.

[@jasanc5769]

The David story is in my opinion an interesting fictional story. No proof not verifiable, relies on belief. Belief is again in my opinion a subjective phenomenon not based on facts.@@Rom3_29

[@byronbailey9229]

Yes the Jews are the indigenous people of Israel

[@ross3369]

Under the circumstances of today this wonderful find is great.....was it planted..........very timely who would believe it

[@DS-ll5fn]

The israelis are the real indigenous people of the land. No doubt about it!

[@usedcarsokinawa]

Israel as a nation was destroyed around 70 ad.

[@WF2U]

You must have been sleeping since then.

[@Stp-n-r]

I need to see the burial ground and body of David and other principal actors of the bible and torah to believe they actually existed. The Pharaohs are real because we can see their dead bodies

[@blusheep2]

That is a standard that is unreasonable. No archeologist would require that kind of proof. We have multiple attestations of the house of David. He existed. Plain and simple. Egypt mummified their kings. Israel and many of these other nations did no such thing. Egypt was also in a dry climate which helps preserver things. Most of the rest of the near east are not. We don't have the graves of most of the Assyrian or Babylonian kings either so I guess they didn't exist.

[@dtom1145]

So how come we never find and Palestinian artifacts? Oh wait… there never was a Palestine!

[@anitrayancey2042]

The Political State of Israel was planned in 1884 at the Balfour conference. Established in 1948 to cover up the true Holy Land. Alkebulan (Africa), Motherland or Garden of Eden. Ierusalema, Jordan, Damascus, Bethlehema, Hebron are ALL in South Africa. Our Savior was murdered during the occupation apartheid in Johannesburg and Pretoria. Jacob's name was never changed to Israel, his name is Akobi and means firstborn. It's unfortunate the level of deception in our world today all for selfish reasons. There is unlimited weather in South Africa the true Promised Land and people there are being exploited, mistreated, and kill while we pretend the Political State of Israel is the real land. May our Father, So NiNi Na NiNi (I AM that I AM) come quickly.

[@blusheep2]

Hey don't forget your tin foil hat next time you go out.

[@barbaraknowles2713]

Let bet it's all the white man fault 🙄

[@esterhaerani]

King David was the King of Israel. That means that land belongs to Israel. We believe in Bible not hamas and pro palestinian's false narratives. Am Yisrael Chai. Adonai bless you Israelis.

[@user-lf2jh2ru9f]

You had better find the land papers for the Palestinian land you hijacked.

[@charlytorres1077]

Jealous Of Jewish history?

[@user-lf2jh2ru9f]

@@charlytorres1077 Who? Serbs? We have double Jewish history.

[@charlytorres1077]

@user-lf2jh2ru9f yes you hate them , I know

[@blusheep2]

I would just like to know how long do you think a people group need to hold the land before it becomes theirs?

[@user-lf2jh2ru9f]

@@blusheep2 Part of the sick Anglo-Saxon way of thinking, the land cannot be held, the land must be owned. You can't come, steal someone's land and think it's yours. It only creates problems, as you created them in Israel, in Kosovo, in Ukraine....

[@tysonesh898]

there is no king david .... his name is a meaning in a geneology of names that had meanings do your concordanance homework

[@redrobot8925]

male presenter talks too loud. shouts in fact. is this too much US assertiveness training or fear of not being heard?

[@joetamaccio9475]

At 35 minutes, she spoke very clearly . Thank you