Exploring the Veracity of the Bible
What about the Bible? Is it an archaic book filled with fairytales? Simply an important piece of classical literature? Is it relevant to us today? Can it be trusted?
In this course we are going to investigate:
This course will deepen your understanding and appreciation of the Bible and bring the Biblical events to life.
This course is both for the novice, the Biblical Scholar, and everyone in between.
This lesson covers the reliability of the New Testament scriptures by looking at the number of ancient manuscripts, time of writing, and discrepancies between the artifacts.
This lesson covers the oldest archaeological proof of the Bible to the divided Kingdom of Israel to the fall of Judah.
This lesson covers the oldest archaeological proof of the Bible to the divided Kingdom of Israel to the fall of Judah.
This lesson covers key archaeological evidence from the divided Kingdom of Israel to the fall of Judah.
Archaeological evidence from the New Testament era not only provides authenticity for the books in the New Testament, but also allows us to learn about the culture and people. us to actually see the faces of the Roman rulers.
Archaeological evidence includes concrete findings from the time Jesus lived (early first century AD) including pottery, coins, and other physical findings.
Did you know that Jesus fulfilled over 300 prophecies from the Old Testament that were written hundreds and even thousands of years before his birth in 26 Old Testament books?
1 hour per Lesson
Deanne Howell holds an MS in Science Education/Curriculum and Instruction and a BA in Theology/Education.
She has worked as an Instructor for Emporia State University’s Teacher’s College for 20 years, and also as a public and private school teacher.
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