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Merneptah Stele (dated c. 1230 B.C.) is a stone slab found in the late 19th century in Thebes, Egypt. Its hieroglyphics inscription makes reference to Israel as a significant people group, providing archaeological consistency with the Bible. Read more about the Merneptah Stele
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Scientific Insights From the Oldest Book of the Bible
Review of Hidden Treasures in the Book of Job
by Hugh Ross
How can the oldest book of the Holy Bible provide us with scientific insights into the natural world that would be revealed thousands of years after it was written? Astonishingly it does so quite comprehensively. Most laymen and theologians alike have throughout the centuries drawn practical wisdom from the Book of Job, but as Dr. Hugh Ross demonstrates, far more treasures abound in this old treasure chest than people have gen...Go to blog
Posted on Jan 31, 2012
