My friends at SourceFlix Productions have just finished a 3-minute video in which they interview various archaeologists on site to answer the question, “Is the Bible relevant for archaeology in Israel?” If you don’t know the answer to that question, or if you’d just like to hear from some of the best archaeologists working in the Holy Land, take a look. Among those interviewed are Amihai Mazar, Amnon Ben-Tor, Aren Maier, and Gabriel Barkay.
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3 thoughts on “Archaeologists and the Bible”
Great video – thanks Todd!
Great clip – I really enjoyed the other short clips as well, especially the Fisherman of Galilee. I love watching anything from Israel.
And Steven Ortiz.