The discovery of a Neolithic model of a clay silo from Tel Tsaf is leading scholars to rethink the history of food storage.
Gabriel Barkay recently gave a tour of the Temple Mount to members of the US Congress.
John DeLancey is blogging about his Israel tour, and on Wednesday he took his group to el-Araj, a candidate for New Testament Bethsaida.
Students from Oakland University involved in the Lachish expedition this summer gained knowledge and experience.
Shmuel Browns shares some photos of sinkholes at the Dead Sea.
The Anglo-Israel Archaeological Society has posted its schedule of fall lectures.
If you’re not familiar with Solomon’s failure in establishing his 12 administrative districts, take a look at Wayne Stiles’s post and map.
I’ve been waiting for Craig Keener’s four-volume commentary on Acts to be available in digital format, and Accordance has it first, and at a great introductory sale price.
Accordance also has a sale on the NICOT and NICNT bundle at about half of what I paid for it on Logos.
Phillip J. Long has written the first full-length review of the Photo Companion to the Bible.
Two of my favorite Bible teachers, both born in 1928, died this week: Stanley Toussaint (DTS) and Robert Thomas (TMS).
HT: Joseph Lauer, Agade
