Examine Golgotha through Gospel geography, Roman crucifixion evidence, burial customs, and the limits of proposed site identifications.
Golgotha: The Biblical Geography and Archaeological Evidence of Jesus’ Crucifixion
Golan in Bashan: The Biblical City of Refuge and the Search for Its Location
Explore Golan in Bashan, its role as a city of refuge, its Gershonite Levites, and the evidence needed to identify its ancient location.
Glass in Biblical Times: Ancient Craftsmanship and the Meaning of Scripture
Explore ancient glassmaking, archaeological finds, and the biblical meaning of glass in Job and Revelation.
How Can We Be Sure the Bible Is True?
Manuscripts, archaeology, fulfilled prophecy, internal harmony, Jesus’ view of Scripture, and the resurrection support confidence that the Bible is true.
Introduction to Paul the Traveler
Follow Paul across the Roman world as geography, archaeology, law, and eyewitness detail confirm the historical reliability of Acts.
Third-Century Archaeological Evidence for Churches Paul Founded
Archaeology confirms the cities, officials, settings, and third-century textual legacy of congregations founded through Paul’s ministry.
How Old Testament References in Roman Phrygia Back Up Luke’s Accuracy
Luke’s Old Testament-rich account in Roman Phrygia displays precise geography, synagogue practice, and messianic reasoning.
Luke’s Use of Small Details in the Book of Acts as Proof of Firsthand Knowledge
Luke’s precise use of routes, titles, legal customs, and nautical details in Acts reveals firsthand knowledge and careful eyewitness research.
The Archaeology and Language of Iconium
Iconium’s archaeology and multilingual setting illuminate Paul’s ministry and confirm Luke’s precise knowledge of Roman Asia Minor.
Why the Bible Is Authentically True: Evidence for Its Reliability
Historical, geographical, scientific, cultural, moral, and textual evidence demonstrates the Bible’s authentic reliability and divine truth.
