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The Bible was written by real people, to real people, in real places, and who experienced real events. This website is dedicated to telling the story about these people and the places they lived, visited, and ministered in. It is the goal of this website to expound the Scriptures and bring to life the lands and the peoples of the Bible through the background material that bear on the events of these passages.

29Feb

A Consideration of the “Fish” on the Ossuary Discussed in The Jesus Discovery

Cracked Pot Archaeology

by Gordon Franz I was at the press conference at Discovery Times Square on Tuesday, February 28, 2012 for the unveiling of the new book The Jesus Discovery by James Tabor and Simcha Jacobovici. I am not a supporter of Simcha’s ideas, in fact, I have critiqued some of them on my website: (I invite […]

Tags: fish, Jesus Discovery, ossuary
18Jan

The So-Called Jesus Family Tomb ‘Rediscovered’ in Jerusalem

Cracked Pot Archaeology

By Gordon Franz On Monday morning, February 26, 2007, I heard this opening statement by Matt Lauer on the NBC Today show: “Is this the tomb of Jesus? A shocking new claim that an ancient burial place may have housed the bones of Christ and a son. This morning a Today exclusive that could rock […]

Tags: jesus tomb, mary magdalene, ossuary, resurrection, simcha jacobovici

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