Leen Ritmeyer explains with word and image the Treasury of the Temple in Jerusalem.
The IAA stopped two would-be tomb robbers as they were about to penetrate a Roman period burial chamber.
Fifty years ago this week Yigael Yadin announced the discovery of the Bar Kochba letters. (An aside: if you’re looking for summer reading, I enjoyed this biography on Yadin.)
Covenant Journey is a new Taglit- (Birthright-) type program designed for Christian students to visit Israel for only $500. It is being funded in part by the Museum of the Bible.
The NIV is celebrating its “50th” anniversary with the free NIV 50th Anniversary Bible App, a 365-day reading plan, a video “The NIV: Made to Study.” And I really appreciated the academic-level review of the translation philosophy of the NIV by Doug Moo, available both in video form and free eBook.
The ruins of Palmyra are at risk in fighting between the Islamic State and Syrian forces.
Students at Johns Hopkins are learning how to re-create ancient Greek pottery.
Leon Mauldin shares a group of photos of biblical Troas.
In the category of bad Hebrew tattoos, this one ranks high.
HT: Agade, Steven Anderson, Joseph Lauer
from Picturesque Palestine, Sinai and Egypt
