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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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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IT’S NOT paranoia if they’ve really been trying to kill you for 1,400 years. Raymond Ibrahim, author of Sword and Scimitar: Fourteen Centuries of War Between Islam and the West, joins us to discuss the lessons we should have learned after 14 centuries of war with Islam.
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JERUSALEM IS the cause of so much conflict today because it was the site of the original conflict. Pastor Carl Gallups, author of Gods of Ground Zero, explains why the holy city has been the focus of violence between Jews, Christians, Muslims, and pagans for millennia.Continue Reading
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THERE ARE things about Jerusalem that will shock you. That’s the promise of messianic rabbi Zev Porat (www.MessiahofIsraelMinistries.org), who says there are sites most tours don’t visit that will change you forever after you see them with your own eyes. He also gives some practical advice on how Christians canContinue Reading
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