Top 5 Blogs From: “All things biblical” from the Hebrew Bible to Early Christianity in the Roman World and Beyond

By Simcha Jacobovici in Jesus Archeology January 2, 2013

Not To Be Missed: The Top Five Posts on TaborBlog in 2012

Here is a listing of the Top Five most visited articles on the Taborblog during the calendar year 2012.

Many of you will have already looked at these but I encourage you to revisit and especially to send this post to others whom you think might be interested in this kind of in-depth content. Each of these posts, along with the embedded links, offers a rather substantial treatment of the topic. It does not surprise me that the #1 visited post is the one on “Resurrection of the Dead” and that the “Easter Morning” post came in at #4. What I offer in both these posts, taken together, is an approach that has taken me the span of my 30 year career to develop though a combination of thinking through the implications of our textual, theological, philosophical, and archaeological evidence.

Raising-the-Dead-at-Qumran — “And the dead shall be raised” Qumran Cemetery

1. Why People Are Confused About the Earliest Christian View of Resurrection of the Dead

2. Keeping Up with the Latest on the Talpiot Jesus Tomb

3. Was Mary Magdalene the Wife of Jesus? Was She a Prostitute and Sinner?

4. What Really Happened Easter Morning?–The Mystery Solved

5. Huffington Post Op-Ed: Did Paul Invent the Virgin Birth?