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Is there proof that the Bible describes things that really happened? In this video we go through 11 archaeological discoveries, one by one, with the Bible text in front of us: what was found, who found it, in what year, where it is today, and what each one proves and what it does not. Every case gets a label: solid, probable or disputed. ✅ Chapters 0:00 Three questions and a promise 0:57 A rule so we do not fool ourselves 1:38 Noah’s Ark and the Durupinar site (disputed) 3:10 The Merneptah Stele: the oldest mention of Israel 4:05 The Mesha Stele and the name of Yahweh 5:25 The Tel Dan Stele and the House of David 6:44 Hezekiah: the tunnel, Sennacherib’s Prism and Lachish 8:58 The Assyrian seal found in Jerusalem in 2025 9:41 The Cyrus Cylinder 10:40 The Pool of Siloam 12:00 The Dead Sea Scrolls 13:34 The tomb of Caiaphas 14:40 The Pilate Stone 15:45 Gallio at Delphi and the date of Paul 16:40 Summary and final question ✅ Sources Tel Dan Stele: Wikipedia, Tel Dan stele; COJS, Tel Dan Stele c. 840 BCE Pilate Stone: Wikipedia, Pilate stone Pool of Siloam: Wikipedia, Pool of Siloam Merneptah Stele: Wikipedia, Merneptah Stele Mesha Stele: COJS, Moabite Stone c. 840 BCE; Wikipedia, Mesha Stele Hezekiah’s Tunnel: COJS, Hezekiah’s Tunnel Inscription 701 BCE; Biblical Archaeology Society Cyrus Cylinder: British Museum; Ezra 1 and Isaiah 44 Caiaphas ossuary: Wikipedia, Caiaphas ossuary Gallio: Wikipedia, Acts 18 Great Isaiah Scroll: Wikipedia, Isaiah Scroll Durupinar: Wikipedia, Durupinar site; Collins and Fasold, Journal of Geoscience Education, 1996 Assyrian seal in Jerusalem (2025): Israel Antiquities Authority announcement and the press coverage of it Bible text: King James Version (public domain) Images: Wikimedia Commons (each credit is shown on screen); stock footage: Magnific ✅ Disclaimer Archaeology can check names, places and dates. It cannot prove miracles or the action of God, and the video says so. Disputed interpretations are marked as such. Which of the 11 surprised you most? Tell me in the comments. 👍 If this helped you, like and subscribe so you do not miss the next study. #BiblicalArchaeology #Bible #BibleDiscoveries

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