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Archaeology and the Bible (2)

Philip Climer·1997-02-15
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Returning to archaeological excavations in the lands of the Bible, let us review the case of Joshua and the battle of Jericho. The current secular view is that no battle took place there, and no walls existed. The proof is in the pottery, so to speak. But the final word is not in, and it never will come in. This is not the conclusion of a religious fanatic defending Scripture, this is the method of the science of archaeology, as demonstrated in the search for Troy, and it has nothing to do with...

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Philip Climer
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1997-02-15

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Romans 1201 Samuel 17:26
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