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VFTB 326: Dr. Randall Price & Timothy Mahoney – Rocky Mountain Int’l Prophecy Conference

By: Derek

On: August 10, 2016

In: 2016 Rocky Mountain Int'l Prophecy Conference, A View From the Bunker, Podcast

WE CONTINUE our series of interviews recorded at the Rocky Mountain International Prophecy Conference with a pair of discussions about archaeology: Archaeologist Dr. Randall Price and filmmaker Timothy Mahoney join us to discuss the evidence supporting our faith.Continue Reading

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VFTB 310: David Rohl – Exodus: Myth or History?

By: Derek

On: March 20, 2016

In: A View From the Bunker, Podcast

EVEN MANY Jews today consider the story of their nation’s creation nothing more than a myth. Egyptologist David Rohl explains why the evidence for the Exodus has been right in front of scholars all along.Continue Reading

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Lennart Moller

VFTB at Prophecy Summit: Dr. Lennart Moller

By: Derek

On: August 30, 2013

In: A View From the Bunker, Podcast, Prophecy Summit 2013

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MANY OF the historic sites described in the Book of Exodus are fenced off and surrounded by guards and “No Trespassing” signs. It appears the government of Saudi Arabia has no desire to allow physical proof of the biblical account to come to light. Dr. Lennart Moller, in an interviewContinue Reading

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Ancient Post-Flood History

VFTB 105: Ancient Post-Flood History

By: Derek

On: April 1, 2012

In: A View From the Bunker, Podcast

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MUCH OF what we think we know about the ancient world may be wrong. Ken Johnson of www.BibleFacts.org joins us to discuss history as it usually isn’t taught. He drops some fascinating nuggets from his book, Ancient Post-Flood History: Historical Documents That Point to Biblical Creation, such as the sizeContinue Reading

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