The Bible is full of people and places that are seemingly lost to time, but through the field of archaeology, new finds are shedding light on the incredible authenticity and accuracy of God's Word!
From Ruins to Revelation: Truths Revealed Through Biblical Archaeology | Creation.Live Podcast: Episode 25
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