Top 10 Biblical Archaeology Finds of 2022

[@Fmandan77]

I just returned from Jerusalem with my family and we took part in the Sift Project which ended up being one of my kids most favorite experiences there. We all had a great time and ended up finding what the team believed were TWO - first temple era pieces, one second temple pottery piece, as well as a glass mosaic from the original exterior of the Dome of the Rock building. I highly recommend anyone going to Jerusalem to take a half-day and participate in this unique and rewarding experience.

[@IA100KPDT]

It could also belonged to Palestinians who had been living there for 1000s of years.🤡

[@jamig.7254]

​@@IA100KPDT Where is your proof that Palestinians had been living there for 1000's of years? In Gaza, history records an area composing as 4 different districts as Palestina. It was never in the West Bank. And why I'm at it, you (Palestinians) receive so much money from America and I assume Arabs as well. It appears that this is your only means of support. Do you continue your terror attacks to receive aid (money)? You claim to fight for what you think is your homeland (it's not); yet, all the media displays of the Palestinian territories are poor, run down areas. You would think after 70+ years, you would have a well run economy and government. You have neither. It actually reflects you as a people. No one is impressed.

[@joycewedel9084]

Ty! Please keep us updated on the new finds this year.

[@R_D777]

Amazing how all these archeological artifacts are preserved and discovered at such a time like this! It corroborates the Bible. I'm excited about reading the OT and visualizing the Biblical finds. Praise be to God!

[@mikeryan4055]

How do any of them corroborate the bible it's like saying Rambo corroborates the 70s Because there are cars in it and there really was cars in America in the 70s

[@andyutubevideo]

Another great episode! Thanks for putting it together.

[@STANLEY-gy7pc]

Thank you for your efforts. Our prayers for all of you.

[@adriangallo9574]

I want to visit Israel so bad 😢 absolutely love biblical history and that they are finding pieces that fit like a puzzle to scripture !❤

[@lylehoward5277]

Very interesting discoveries. Sometimes I wonder how many discoveries it would take before we could just conclude that the history in the Bible is true, or at least conclude that it is substantially true. I guess people will believe or not believe no matter what they see. I know that I've presented what I considered irrefutable evidence on topics and had people just ignore the facts, so I'm not too hopeful that this will prove anything to those who purposely want to discount the Bible, but, it may strengthen the faith of those who believe and give them evidence against the naysayers.

[@vsedai]

If you go, come back and tell us what the settlements are like. Talk to some average Israeli and Palestinians. My friend said that they protest together all the time, hmmm.

[@lindatimmons3675]

@@lylehoward5277 ...... I wish I could have been an archeological student. I would truly love to be able to find something extraordinary and amazing. I'd l9ve to study the Bible in depth more . I love early history .

[@ChildofGod3973]

Just do it just go and visit it

[@rosiegirl2485]

​@@lylehoward5277 I believe that these are the words of St. Bernadette... "For those who believe, no explanation necessary... For those who don't believe, no explanation possible."

[@omw78]

I wish they would have shown the pictures of what they found longer . We would still be able to hear them talk.

[@petergianakopoulos4926]

My thoughts exactly

[@rosiegirl2485]

Completely enjoyed this podcast. I would love to hear you review other findings that the average person may not have heard about. Thank you! ⚘️

[@peterellinger5532]

Slow going

[@cameroncollett5136]

Very interesting and inspiring! You guys do a great job presenting it all.

[@ILikeYouUC]

Appreciate videos like this EXTREMELY much. Thank you! Even your joyful smiles are encouraging and: reminded me to pray for you, thank God for you, and even reminisce about how awesome seminary and grad school courses in the Holy Land were =)

[@susiemaiz]

Thank you for sharing this, and thank you for giving the bible references for each discovery. Also it's good to understand why they are so significant. Maybe you can ask each other about what makes each so significant.

[@onthekingsside2760]

This is incredible thank you for this reporting!!!

[@thewolfethatcould8878]

Thank you guys, this is so exiting!

[@davidmclaughlin2796]

That was a great video guys, thank you. David

[@paullittle5200]

The new found details found, connecting it with scripture is truly fascinating,thanks for explaining this so well.

[@kimberlybanufong5423]

Soooo wonderfully amazing! ❤

[@dovbarleib3256]

It should be pointed out that Adam Zertal did an excellent job of excavating the site on Mt. Eibal, but the standard technique at the time to sift for relics was dry sifting. In the intervening decades, Eli Shukrun or Gavriel Barkay developed the technique of wet sifting for the Temple Mount WAKF dump sifting project. It has been found to be a far greater, superior technique of archeological sifting. So the new wet sifting technique was applied on sifting through Zertal's dump pile to find small artifacts that he may have missed using the less precise techniques from 40 years ago..

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Interesting finds and discussion.

[@Silva-je3bu]

Very interesting, thank you.

[@lorendarezzo6148]

Praise the Lord!!!

[@lindaguy8720]

Awsome Discovery's. Thankyou for the video.

[@beverlyg5194]

Brent awesome podcast as always.

[@bwanadave76]

Very interesting. However, it's extremely aggravating that while discussing Biblical history you use the secular (antiChristian) "BCE" instead of "BC".

[@donovanwint-im2ql]

No matter what and how good IT HAPPENS TO BE; some of us always find something to GRIPE AND ××××× ABOUT. THE GOD OF ISRAEL, AND THE WORLD BLESS THESE PEOPLE WHO GO OUT AND UNDERTAKE THESE WONDERFUL ACTIVITIES, THAT IS OF GREAT IMPORTANCE AND BLESSINGS TO MOST OF US, AT SUCH A TIME AS THIS.

[@danielvso]

It's interesting that in the videos of the Israel Antiquities authority, the Israeli archaeologists say "BC". At least in the videos that I watched.

[@menachemsalomon]

Possibly because they're working hand-in-hand with Israeli archeologists that see these discoveries as relating to the Hebrew Bible and are uncomfortable dating events in Jewish history to the Christian deity.

[@kimberlymorgan5827]

Bwanadave76 I was feeling a bit: huh? Why are they saying bye? As u felt. But I was extremely aggravated. Maybe they feel the need to use the terms so the secular world will listen??? Idk but I agree I wouldn't use them and wish they would rethink their position. Love, peace & blessings in our Most High Holy Father Lord Jesus name to all my Brothers and Sisters. I hope to meet u all soon! Hallelujah 🙌 Hosanna 🕊 Maranatha

[@girardedward]

Interesting is the fact they recognize Yeshua as the new era

[@SecretsOfScripture]

💪 *In times of uncertainty, prayer is our anchor. As we pray for prosperity and health, may we find strength in God's promises and courage in His unwavering love.*

[@davidmathews9633]

Please pray God will heal cancer, brain. Spinal cord. Brain. SFI. Vgkc antibody limbic encephalitis. I have no hope

[@russdelaino7468]

Thanks so much for this-amazing!!

[@BiblicalMysteryOfficial]

🌟 *In the early days of 2024, I find solace in prayer, asking God for the gift of wealth to secure our futures and the gift of health to cherish the moments with our loved ones. May His grace shine upon us.*

[@mdb1239]

Fantastic info. Thanks. Great stuff!!!!

[@donelmore2540]

I had heard about that comb before with it’s poetic inscription as well as the “curse tablet”.

[@joanhuffman2166]

Vanilla is derived from an orchid native to Mexico. So, what was the source of the vanilla in the wine from the Babylonian destruction layer? Things from the Americas were not available at that time.

[@sandeehigby1284]

Why wouldn’t your scientific mind wonder if those were indeed in that area too?

[@michaelbrowning686]

It would not be the first time humans used a resource to extinction. Just a theory.

[@richardbeee]

It's interesting that somewhere in the O.T. i just read: Out of the darkness, the curse shall be uncovered or exposed. Wow! i'll have to find that.

[@Andbygrace7024]

Excellent

[@SEKreiver]

Why isn't there more uproar about the 'vanilla-spiced wine'? Vanilla is a Central American/New World product it was UNKNOWN to the Old World until the 1500s, let alone THAT far back. The implications are staggering.

[@brandyfinley4957]

You should make a beautiful picture book for us commoners showcasing find, so on the right page is is verses about Hezekiah and on the left is a picture of his coin and tunnel, start at Genesis and go through the Bible, especially highlight when the Bible says " and it is there to this day" , use the "kiss" system, I would love this ,

[@beenBenstillam]

Thank you. I very much enjoyed this, except for one thing. Why say B.C.E. (Before Common Era) instead of B.C. (Before Christ)? The Bible is all about Christ of course, and these discoveries do validate the Bible. B.C.E. is a relatively new layer of sediment to cover the name of Christ. Let's brush off the coverup as good archaeologists (of which I am not one, officially, but in spirit).

[@samfeld514]

Many Jewish people prefer BCE

[@Mrbythefireside]

BC doesn’t stand for Before Christ. It’s short for B.C.E. AD doesn’t stand for after death. When Christians say this stuff they bring disrepute to what they/we know (Bible). I am a Bible reader myself (a Notzarim) but I always seek to understand it from historical language context time... not from 2024 Christian understanding. If you do you are lost. Eg. A Hebrew from the tribe of Yehudah doesn’t have a Greek/Latin hybrid name with a 1400’s letter J... “Jesus”. He has a prophetic Hebrew name. Yehoshua ... meaning Yehovah Saves.

[@marksanchez1289]

,y sentiments exactly

[@christinareynolds8179]

@@MrbythefiresideAD never meaning after death. It came from the Latin Anne Domini which means “In the year of our Lord.”

[@ericastannard2635]

This was a very interesting video, thank you for explaining the top 10 discoveries of 2022! I hope I can find the same list for 2023! I am glad you chose to use BCE rather than BC because it is a much more inclusive term & none of these discoveries were Christian. Thank you!

[@alextook1972]

Someone please make the summary of them please, for those who have difficulty of listen and understanding English.

[@armstrongstinstitute]

armstronginstitute.org/841-top-10-biblical-archaeology-discoveries-of-2022

[@bosse641]

Awesome.

[@JacquyMengal2194]

Thank you very much for this summary. See you next time.

[@theanalyzer3838]

Canaanites were not Semitic but Hamitic; however, both spoke Hebrew in the beginning before languages were confused.

[@patriciajrs46]

I like the biblicle verses in referrences. Thank you. Is there any real account of the 438 years( or so) between the old and new testament?

[@roslyn1143]

The Apocrypha although not part of the Bible but researchers do refer to it

[@fordprefect5304]

*3,300 yr old Rameside-era tomb on beach near Palmatine* Egypt did control Canaan from 1550BCE until 1126BCE so yes. There is a complete statue of Ramses III at Beth -Shan. Ramesses III 1186 - 1155 BCE

[@patriciajrs46]

I believe Adam and Eve knew how to read and write. I am also convinced the chicken absolutely came before the egg.

[@fordprefect5304]

*Mount Ebal curse tablet* What do real archeologist say Multiple archaeologists and epigraphical experts approached by The Times of Israel declined to go on the record about the article’s publication, but two who agreed to speak said they did not believe the article had made a convincing case. “The published images reveal some striations in the lead and some indentations (lead is, of course, quite soft and so such things are understandable), but there are no actual discernible letters,” Prof. Christopher Rollston, an expert in Northwest Semitic languages and the chair of the department of Classical and Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations at George Washington University, wrote in an email. “This article is basically a text-book case of the Rorschach Test, and the authors of this article have projected upon a piece of lead the things they want it to say.” Credit "Times of Israel"

[@rehoboth_farm]

Vanilla comes from an orchid native to the Americas specifically originating in Mexico. Soo... It's kind of like those mummies who tested positive for cocaine and nicotine which are both derived from new world species. That is kind of a big deal. While archaeology can be a little subjective botany isn't.

[@johnacosta1417]

Thank you.

[@Boomerhikes]

Hold on a second. At the time vanilla was only found in mesoamerica.. if they had vanilla in their wine it would be a longer trip than tin from England..

[@danielvso]

At 19:35, the inscription is 'monumental' because it's supposedly part of a 'monument', not because of its 'monumental' size.

[@dovbarleib3256]

It may have been both, but apparently unlike Nineveh Jerusalem was so completely destroyed thar only small pieces of large monuments survive.

[@adamodeo9320]

love Israel - thank you two ✡✝🕎🔯

[@architecturalmind]

Not sure why you Christians think Jews like you, you don't even believe in one god, you're trinitarian monotheist pagans

[@adamodeo9320]

@@architecturalmind I am Jewish and I like Christians who really follow Yehoshua - your simple mind ideas are sad at best - wish for you to learn and study before you rush to label anyone.

[@clark987878]

I love Israel and the Jews aswell! God's chosen people

[@uganda_mn397]

​@@adamodeo9320why so rude, i encourage you to study tanakh before making such judgements

[@adamodeo9320]

@@uganda_mn397 i was "rude" to whomever replied to me and insulted me - but it wasn't rudness he/she/they spoke without knowing me - they have removed thier comment since then - and i have been studing Torah for 30 yrs - thank you

[@michaelwho3284]

Ty!!!

[@shadowm2k7]

Exodus pharaoh was Amenhotep the II

[@MightyLittle1]

I made it to 6 and realized each discovery was compared to the corresponding time in the Bible, but not actually Biblical.

[@IamwhoIam333]

I wish you would show us the artifacts when talking

[@terrencesala5255]

Joseph of arimathia was known as "the tin man",because he owned mines in the British isles. Its been said he took the young boy Jesus with him on some of his travels.

[@petersack5074]

'' it has been said ....'''. DO YOU have any BIBLICAL EVIDENCE, PROOF OF THIS ? Humans have been speaking lies / deception since Cain killed Abel. Even since, Adam and Eve were caught, SINNING ! Taking of the forbidden fruit - and no, it was not necessarily an ' apple ' NO WHERE does it state, what ' kind ' OF FRUIT, IT WAS. LIES.....and satan is the FATHER OF LIES. HE is still '' at large '. Evidence, worldwide today.......

[@CharlieBrown-zg4ps]

Extremely interesting and we keep finding these Biblically historical finds using today’s technology to tell us so much more. One thing however that disturbed me was the use of BCE rather than BC which acknowledges Christ and not the neutrality of nonbelievers.

[@byersnathan-ic7cj]

Hateful, unkind, unforgiving, Self-righteous people still are babes in Him. He is patient. I for one have to cling to remember that.

[@fayewood1377]

awesome!

[@TheOldKid]

Would've been better if we were shown the items while talking

[@bobbysaint.pehasevidenceof2397]

What about Bobby Saint Pe and his evidence of GOD - the handwriting of GOD

[@brandongardner7398]

El is the singular form of Elohim. Elohim is a title for YHWH ( YAHUAH ELOHIM. ) Elohim means GOD in our transliteration of the Bible. Such as the Greeks using THEOS ( GOD ) in the Septuagint (70). YAH bless!!!

[@Madmen604]

Its a mistake to disbelieve Biblical writing , because it is a very plausible documentary record of ancient times into the first century. The geography lines up, place names and key characters line up with other historical sources. Experts doubted the Islandic Sagas too, until they found more evidence indicating their veracity.

[@Astroptx]

Old Lead has a Much darker patina.

[@Catinthedesert]

Because time is the same for the entire Earth and all its peoples and religions. One planet, one sun, one moon. The solar calendar is the same for all. God exists in eternity. There is no time. God is not confused.

[@downyourtube]

I'll close my account if I'm lying: What I found on a map is better and bigger than anything that was or will be found. Fact!- come see.

[@MR2Davjohn]

You're an Institute of Biblical Archeology. Why do you use the secular "B.C.E." calendar counting?

[@armstrongstinstitute]

Here is why - armstronginstitute.org/840-bc-ad-or-bce-ce

[@Sunshine-pn2gy]

i just came back from israeli and jordan i’ll never be the same, the bible came alive even more, with Lipkin tours and Derek Gilbert of Skywatch tv

[@AConcernedCitizen420]

You’re in delusion. The Bible is not an accurate historical text.

[@mikemarley2389]

King Charles is supoosedly from the Tribe of Dan.

[@barbaraolson6783]

Less talk, more photos

[@mishasumi6827]

It is insulting when people say BCE instead of BC. Total lack of trust for anyone who claims to be an archaeologist and slanders history.

[@murielpucoe9213]

You must remember arvheologists are mostly atheists.

[@Mairiain]

I'm puzzled. When discussing the Mt. Ebal lead tablet, the host says something like fast-forward to present day, which is 2019...I thought this was for 2022, not 2019?

[@serenanify]

Why on Earth are they saying BCE when talking about biblical archaeological finds???? They are not Christian I presume?

[@Sunshine-pn2gy]

we were set to go to this mt ebal Joshua altar, but it was dangerous they put us in a bomb proof bus, and IDF was suppose to escort us, but at the last minute, they couldn’t escort us, so we didn’t go 3/28/23 with Skywatch tours, So we went to the mt of blessing! amazing

[@benjaminmier1042]

Hiyah Hovey ei hiyah

[@malachimoses6726]

the MESSIAH ISAIAH53 - God crushed my ARM as a SIN OFFERING ( GRACE ) i died the Amazing Grace or Holy Ghost john 16.13 rev 14.6 - ( SUN ) must take the ( Sins to Hell) become the dead in Christ '[ Isaiah 53.9 - then come back & lead gods people to the Promise LAND NEW JERUSALEM ( ME - KING OF PEOPLE - Isaiah 53.10 - i have many children & live a long life

[@malachimoses6726]

BRIDE - JESUS Says to ME - I AM THE VINE & YOU ARE THE BRANCH ( if you remain me & me in You ) then you will bare much fruit ( children ) Isaiah 53.10

[@Horseyperson12]

You should never use BCE since it is to negate reference to God in BC.😊

[@aakau88]

Very repetitive dialogue used by speakers is annoying! More images would have been better!

[@sylviajones4907]

I agree.

[@nachman5570]

Yemen😮

[@petergianakopoulos4926]

Greek Orthodox rules.

[@shalevedna]

Still no “Palestinian” artifacts….

[@vsedai]

No David at Jerusalem

[@AConcernedCitizen420]

Jesus was never a descendant of King David because Joseph didn’t “know” Mary to conceive him. 😂

[@vsedai]

@@AConcernedCitizen420 EXACTLY

[@STANLEY-gy7pc]

Exposing truth

[@samfeld514]

The Canaanite language was semitic? I thought Canaan was the son of Ham.

[@tommytomtom320]

List of virgin births: There were 100's of virgin births around the world before jesus. Virgin birth (more strictly, virginal conception), in the proper sense, is differentiated from other miraculous births in that it is birth from a mother who is a virgin; and no male seed in any form is involved. Thus a birth resulting from artificial insemination of a virgin would not be classified as a virgin birth. Similarly, asexual births involving only a father, such as Athena's mythological birth from Zeus's forehead, would similarly not be classified as a virgin birth under this definition. Many alleged "virgin births" in ancient mythology are probably more accurately described as "miraculous births", since the mother is understood to have been impregnated by a god in either his own form or in an assumed form, as when Zeus impregnated Leda. For example, the births of Buddha, born from married parents, Krishna, the eighth son of Devaki, and Mithras, formed out of solid rock, were miraculous births, but were not the result of virginal conception by a virgin. Christianity *Jesus: The founder of the Christian faith was conceived, according to the Gospel of Matthew and the Gospel of Luke, in the virgin Mary without a father through the Holy Spirit (see virgin birth of Jesus). This virginal conception is often confused with Mary's Immaculate Conception from her parents. (Jesus is the story of Ra the Egyptian sun god) Egyptian religions *Mut-em-ua: The virgin Queen of Egypt, supposedly gave birth to Pharaoh Amenkept III through a god holding a cross to her mouth. *Ra: The Egyptian sun god, was said to be born of a virgin. (Ra is the story used to bring about Jesus) Hinduism *Krishna *Karna Assyrian and Babylonian religions *Tammuz *Zoroaster *Tukulti-Ninurta II *Ashurbanipal Greco-Roman religions *Alexander the Great *Antiope: Antiope was seduced by Zeus and bore him twin sons, Zethus and Amphion *Attis: Attis was born to the virgin Nana who got pregnant after eating a pomegranate. *Auge *Dionysus: *Melanippe *Mithras: Mithras was born in a cave, to a rock. *Romulus:Romulus was born to Rea Sivia, a mortal Vestal virgin. Chinese tradition *Genghis Khan *Lao-Tzu Buddhism *Gautama Buddha: Buddha was conceived to Maya without sexual activity. tories sometimes interpreted as of virgin births. (DO THE RESEARCH... JESUS IS JUST A RETOLD STORYS, AND HAS NO TRUTH) “If You Think You Know Everything, You’ll Never Learn Anything,” “No amount of Evidence will Ever Persuade an Idiot.”

[@RandyReneau]

Why are people trying to make something out of nothing to justify their beliefs, it’s like these people creating the cloth of a dead person saying it’s Christ. It’s just sad.

[@thomaswayneward]

Are you guys Christians? If you are, why can't you use BC and AD?

[@AConcernedCitizen420]

Because BC is exclusive to religion not reality.

[@jueneturner8331]

Give your evidence that the Name of the Living God is "Yahweh"? The full vowels are found with the TETRAGRAMATON over 60 times, and they do not spell out Yahweh. It spells Yehovah. So what is your evidence?

[@exffljockholder]

TF is Christopher wearing?????

[@Santhony177]

The Gihon river proves you all do not know much anything about the chosen people.

[@danielraymadden]

Edit this video too much windy talk

[@weareparkerful]

Carbon dating is not real

[@gaz1tinsley]

Why do you keep saying bce ?????????????????????????????????

[@haroldbarry8118]

FULLY VACCINATED By the BLOOD Of JESUS...&💯😊

[@gregmonks]

The term "biblical archaeology" is an oxymoron.

[@jeremiahsams2848]

Why?

[@robertsimington911]

You're an oxymoron.

[@jega157]

Archeologist....fancy name for grave robber. Just saying....

[@turtlegrams6582]

what to see the Biblical finds, Not watch people talk !

[@김미애-i3j]

재단 권고사직 쉽니다.

[@TheFissionchips]

I'd love to visit Palestine, but until the those who call themselves Judean but are not are removed, there's no chance.

[@eldonvincent7917]

*promo sm*

[@travisC5]

BCE? I'm surprised to hear a, seemingly Christian organization not use Before Christ and After Death

[@robertsimington911]

Anno Domini

[@petergianakopoulos4926]

If you don't want to believe that's your insecurity.

[@sandraswift3489]

Iagree it is b.c. and a.d.its an insult

[@westaussie965]

What the hell is “BCE?” There’s BC and AD😉