IT MAY be a map to the greatest archaeological find in history. Jim Barfield, director of the Copper Scroll Project, and his colleague Chris Knight join us to discuss the controversial Copper Scroll, who wrote it, and what they were trying to preserve.
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What happens when you take a maverick archaeologist and a filmmaker and drop them into Petra? A film that probably wasn’t sanctioned by OSHA. Dr. Aaron Judkins and Ty Towriss discuss their “travelogumentary,” Footsteps of Lost Truth: Qumran 2 Petra.
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A SUPERHEATED blast from the skies obliterated the area northeast of the Dead Sea about 3,700 years ago. Dr. Phillip Silvia of the Tall el-Hammam Excavation Project explains why he believes they’ve found ancient Sodom.
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DIRECTIONS TO the treasures of Solomon’s Temple inscribed on a sheet of copper found at Qumran among the Dead Sea scrolls? Shelley Neese, author of The Copper Scroll Project, discusses what could be the greatest archaeological find in history.
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A GROUP of rabbis in the early second century A.D. massaged the Hebrew texts behind most modern English translations of the Old Testament. Doug Woodward joins us to discuss his forthcoming book Rebooting the Bible: Exposing the Second Century Conspiracy to Corrupt the Scripture and Alter Biblical Chronology.
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