Last week, at the British Library in London, Professor Barrie Wilson and I launched our book, The Lost Gospel: Decoding the Ancient Text that Reveals Jesus’ Marriage to Mary the… Continue reading "More dramatic proof that Jesus and Mary Magdalene were married"
My good friend and colleague Barrie Wilson and I have been working for six years on a book. Today, that book is the subject of a front-page story in the… Continue reading "It begins!"
For all the Hebrew speakers, here is an article about the “Naked Archeologist” in yesterday’s “Israel Hayom” i.e., “Israel Today”, the most read paper in Israel!
During the Biblical Exodus (Exodus 16, 11-16 and Numbers 11, 4-6, 31-34), the Israelites were wandering in the Sinai desert, complaining about not having meat. Then suddenly quail appears in… Continue reading "Birds Falling Out of the Sky – Just Like in the Bible"
As Passover draws near, there’s a dramatic scholarly breakthrough linking archeology to the Biblical Exodus. There’s now a new translation of an ancient Egyptian monument known as a “Stela” that… Continue reading "Proof for the Biblical Exodus!"
For the English article, click here. פרופסור יובל גורן ידוע בקרב קוראי הבלוג שלי בתור התומך בשימוש בדחפורים בחפירות ארכאולוגיות. לראייתו, גורן טוען שמומחים כדוגמתו יכולים לנהל חפירה ארכאולוגית בעזרת… Continue reading "פרופסור יובל גורן: ביקורת ממקור בלתי צפוי"
I’ve been contending with a number of colleagues against the present mind-numbing environment in Biblical archeology, where a group of pseudo-scholars have managed to bully many, many creative thinkers into… Continue reading "Let Freedom Reign!"
Recently we’ve seen dark clouds of Jew hatred gathering in the horizon. The Jew haters work in 3 stages: first, change the past; second, demonize and marginalize in the present;… Continue reading "Archeology Against Holocaust Denial!"
I’ve been attempting to decipher the El Arish “naos” i.e., shrine. This is the third entry. The “naos” is a granite stone weighing two tons that once stood in the… Continue reading "Decoding the El Arish Stone – blog entry 3"
Almost forgotten, in the tiny museum of Isma’ilya, some 125 km northeast of Cairo, is an artifact – a great piece of granite called the “El Arish” stone – that… Continue reading "Decoding the El Arish Stone – blog entry 2"