Tyre and Sidon—maritime powers of Phoenicia—rose in wealth, fell in pride, and fulfilled prophecy, confirming Scripture’s history and chronology.
Tyre and Sidon, Powerful Coastal Cities of Phoenicia/Canaan
Exodus 12:40–41 and the 430 Years: Textual and Chronological Analysis
Exodus 12:40–41’s 430 years spans Abraham to the Exodus, not Egypt alone. Textual variants and Paul confirm this broader chronology.
Megiddo, Fortress City Guarding the Jezreel Valley
Megiddo, a fortress city guarding the Jezreel Valley, stood as a key biblical stronghold fortified by Solomon and fought over for centuries.
Tell Abu Matar: A Chalcolithic Settlement of the Beer-Sheba Culture
Tell Abu Matar near Beer-Sheba reveals a Chalcolithic post-Flood settlement with underground houses, copper smelting, and farming economy.
Abraham and Abimelech (Genesis 20:1–18)
Jehovah shields Sarah in Gerar, confronts Abimelek by night, exalts Abraham as prophet, and secures the Seed through marriage honor and public vindication.
Covenant With Abram (Genesis 15:1–21): Historical Settings, Exegetical Analysis, And Theological Foundations
Jehovah alone “cut” a covenant with Abram, pledging seed, land, and blessing; Abram believed, and Jehovah counted it to him as righteousness.
Examining the Qur’an and Islamic Teachings: Structure, Compilation, Abrogation, Miracle Claims, Jihad, and a Conservative Christian Apologetic Evaluation
A rigorous, Scripture-grounded evaluation of the Qur’an’s structure, miracles, abrogation, and jihad, contrasted with the Bible’s chronology, canon, and Gospel.
Textual Commentary on 2 Chronicles 22:2
Detailed objective textual analysis of 2 Chronicles 22:2, explaining why “twenty‑two” is preferable to the MT’s “forty‑two,” based on ancient versions and chronology.
What Was the Census That Led to Jesus’ Birth in Bethlehem?
Luke’s census is real history: an Augustan enrollment adapted to Judea under Herod, earlier Quirinian oversight, and a 2 B.C.E. birth in Bethlehem.
Dating the Exodus: Evaluating the Biblical Chronology, Archaeological Evidence, and Egyptian Historical Framework
The article discusses the dating of the Exodus and the entrance into Canaan, presenting contrasting scholarly views and archaeological evidence.
