For centuries, the Bible has served as both a spiritual guide and a historical record. Yet, many events described within its pages were once thought by some to be legendary or unprovable. In recent decades, however, archaeology has emerged as a powerful tool in bridging the gap between faith and history.
Excavations across the Middle East continue to unearth artifacts and inscriptions that align remarkably with biblical accounts. From ancient cities to royal seals, these discoveries offer tangible evidence for stories once known only through scripture. In this article, we’ll explore ten remarkable archaeological finds that have brought new light—and credibility—to the events recorded in the Bible.
