Old Testament
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Did “Darius the Mede” Exist?
One of the historical difficulties in the Book of Daniel is the figure known as “Darius the Mede”. Who was… Read More
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If Exodus Is Not Historical – How Did Israel Form?
Extensive archaeological excavations have provided a picture of Israelite society during the early Iron Age period. The archaeological evidence indicates… Read More
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Josiah’s Reforms – What Were They?
King Josiah’s reign marked a significant religious reform in ancient Judah, centralizing worship of Yahweh in Jerusalem after a period… Read More
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God’s Biblical Kill Count Explained
Moving away from historical and textual topics for a moment, a note on morality – “It’s no secret that the… Read More
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Who Wrote the Book of Revelation?
Dr Matt Baker explores the authorship and interpretations of the Book of Daniel and Revelation, emphasizing their historical context over… Read More
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Yale Bible Study- The Historical Problem of Conquest
Hebrew Bible Professors Joel Baden and John Collins discuss Historical issues with Exodus. This video is part of a larger… Read More
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Asherah: Israel’s Goddess
“The bible holds particular animus for two Cannanite gods – Ba’al and Asherah. The bible also recorded that Isrealites at… Read More
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When was Daniel Written? -Historical Problems
Helpful series on Daniel that goes beyond the typical discussions around the Antiochus prophesy; looking at Hebrew and Aramaic linguistic… Read More
Deconstructing Inerrancy 