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Melchizedek’s Temple Zero in Zion, Jerusalem
Israeli archaeologist Eli Shukron proposes that a new rock-carved temple discovered in 2010 in the City of David, Jerusalem, is Melchizedek’s Temple. Temple Zero, as it’s also called, contains a large standing stone, seated on twelve smaller stones, inside an elaborate series of chambers. Shukron further suggests that this site was where Abraham offered his tithe to Melchizedek.
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Herod’s Temple in the Bible, Secrets & Biblical Mysteries at the Time of Jesus in Jerusalem
Explore the secrets and mysteries of Herod's Second Jewish Temple in Jerusalem. From cryptic ancient carvings, biblical gold, fragments of the Temple buildings to the legendary Foundation Stone inside the Dome of the Rock. Witness the secret chambers, the Well of Souls and rediscover the Jewish Temple's lost glory.
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Second Jewish Temple Secrets in Jerusalem, Israel
Uncover the secrets of the Second Jewish Temple and delve into its fascinating story. Discover the evidence for Herod’s Temple in Jerusalem, as you step back in time and explore the magnificent treasures of its legacy, a testament to faith and resilience.
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The Knights Templar and Israel’s Lost Treasures
In our quest to discover the legacy of the Knights Templar, we explored the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, the Templar Tunnels in Acre, the Crusader Castles in the Middle East and the Temple Church in London.
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Christmas in Bethlehem 2023, Israel, the Birthplace of Jesus
On our visit to the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem, we discovered the beauty of this holy site, but is this the place where Jesus Christ was born? Watch the video.
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Solomon’s Wealth: The Gold & Silver of the First Temple – Where Is It Today?
Could it be possible to track down the gold and silver that came from Solomon’s Temple? Imagine witnessing the riches that once adorned Israel’s first Temple! This was a fascinating idea that drove our expedition into ancient Egypt’s lost cities.
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Evidence for Solomon’s Temple – Ten Finds in Biblical Archaeology
Solomon's Temple was real. Biblical archaeology provides us with plenty of evidence that Solomon’s Temple existed. Discover the top ten great finds of biblical archaeology to prove that the First Temple once stood on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, Israel.
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Biblical Archaeology: Top Ten Discoveries
Biblical archaeology provides us with a rich source of confirmations to prove that the Bible is trustworthy. Discover ten of the greatest finds to prove that Holy Scripture is given to us from God.
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Where was the Bible’s Red Sea? Where did Moses cross Yam-Suph?
The parting of the Red Sea is central to the Bible’s Exodus story, but no one has proved conclusively where the crossing took place. We know the starting point for the Exodus was the area of Ramesses, and one traditional idea is that the Hebrews headed south and crossed the tip of the presently named Red Sea...
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Biblical Archaeology – Has Jesus’ Tomb Been Identified?
Twenty years have passed since I entered the Garden Tomb in Jerusalem. It’s a remarkable place and I recommend all to visit it, if in Jerusalem. Only the Garden Tomb provides believers with the experience and vistas, familiar to the disciples. But is it the actual place of Christ’s resurrection? Extensive research found the tomb dates to several centuries before Jesus’ life, along with other Iron Age tombs in the area. Sadly, this excludes the Garden Tomb as Jesus’ tomb, because the Bible says they placed Jesus’ body inside a newly cut tomb (Matthew 27:60). Also, the cistern in the garden bears the marks of crusader technology, nullifying hope of…
