NATO warplanes were scrambled early Wednesday during a Russian attack on Ukrainian energy sites near the border with Poland, a response to a barrage of American and British missiles Tuesday from Ukraine into Russia.Continue Reading
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu canceled plans to send a delegation to Washington, DC after the US decided not to veto a UN Security Council resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.
Egypt is constructing an eight-square-mile walled enclosure in the Sinai Desert to house up to 100,000 refugees fleeing the battle for the southern Gaza city of Rafah.
ARCHAEOLOGISTS IN EGYPT announced the discovery of a copy of the Book of the Dead. This seems fitting, given some of the news of the past week.Continue Reading
Remembering where we came from is the theme of this week’s study, three psalms of Asaph, a contemporary of David, that lament the trials of the faithful in contrast to the apparent success of the wicked.Continue Reading
Associates for Biblical Research announced a major find Thursday from the site of Joshua’s altar on Mount Ebal—the oldest reference to the divine name, YHW, in a proto-alphabetic script.Continue Reading
President Biden announced another $800 million in military aid to Ukraine Wednesday as peace talks between Ukraine and Russia produced some hopeful news.
Inscriptions from Egyptian sites prove that Joseph did what the Bible claims. What’s more, there are texts that mention his sons, Ephraim and Manasseh.Continue Reading
Scholars have known for a long time that northern Egypt was ruled by “Asiatics” called the Hyksos for about a hundred years during the Old Testament period. What was the relationship between these rulers and the Hebrews?Continue Reading
Proof of the patriarchs Jacob, Joseph, and Moses has been staring experts in the face for years, but it’s been misunderstood—until now.Continue Reading