Was King David Mythical or Historical?
New archaeological findings support the truthfulness and historical trustworthiness of the Bible.
Results from Tag: 'old testament'
Linguistic Confusion and the Tower of Babel
‘Now the whole earth had one language and few words.’ (Genesis 11:1)
What Made the Walls of Jericho Fall?
Could this miraculous event be related to the phenomenon of resonance?
Did Samson Really Destroy the Philistine Temple With His Bare Hands?
‘Then Samson bowed with all his might,’ says the Bible ‘and the house fell upon the lords and upon all the people that were in it.’
15 Archaeological Proofs of Old Testament Accuracy
‘God is the author of Sacred Scripture because he inspired its human authors; he acts in them and by means of them. He thus gives assurance that their writings teach without error his saving truth.’ (Catechism 136)
The Great Story of Israel
Bishop Robert Barron’s latest book on the Sacred Scriptures is both intellectually honest and deeply formed by the Church’s interpretive traditions.
See the Holy Trinity in a New Way With This Old Icon
The “Hospitality of Abraham” is a type of the Trinity — but not a representation of the Trinity itself.
Joshua — ‘You Shall Bring This People Into the Land’
Sept. 1 is the feast day of this formidable Old Testament hero.
How Tall Was Goliath?
Was Goliath “four cubits and a span” or “six cubits and a span?” And what exactly is a cubit?
