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Archaeology
plays a major part in showing people that the many Biblical events
occurred. However, archaeology cannot
be used to bring truth to everything that was ever mentioned I the Bible or
in ancient writings because some of these writings were fictional stories, or
elaborations on truths to influence the people of that time. TOP FIVE
ARCHEALOGICAL FINDS (WITHIN THE LAST 150 YEARS) Shroud of Turin The
Shroud of Turin was the burial cloth of Jesus. What makes it so interesting
is that the positive view of the cloth is actually shown on the negative
(shown at the right). This image may seem to be the greatest thing ever; an
image of Jesus; but there is still a jury out to prove that this is not real. Small portion of John 18. This
is a small piece of the original copy of the book of John, which dated back
to before A.D. 125. It is one of the earliest pieces of the original copy of
the Old Testament. House of Peter This
house, which took more than 70 years to excavate, seems to us to be a church in which Jesus’
disciples lived, and prayed; at least for a short period of time. Herodian sites (or the Herodium) This
is a perfect example of Herod’s magnificent building capability. “It gives us a feel for a Temple-centered
religion, and helps us to imagine what Jesus saw and what he must have found
objectionable.” Burial Box of the High Priest Caiaphas. This
limestone box is one of the only proofs that indicates that early Jews in
fact practiced a reburial processes. Reburial practices occurred as an
indication of a strong belief in the afterlife. Archaeology
is our main key to the truths of our past. This is what is used to prove that
events, people, items, and empires really existed and it is vital in the role
of proving that the Bible and most everything it contains is real. Sources
Used:
www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2003/138/21.0.html
www.myfortress.org/archaeology.html
www.leaderu.com/orgs/probe/docs/arch-nt.html
www.godsclay.com/
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