In the previous article, we looked at the supposed discoveries of Ron Wyatt in regards to Noah’s Ark. We will now turn to another of Wyatt’s “discoveries:” the Red Sea crossing. The Red Sea Crossing Perhaps the most credible claim that Wyatt offers is that of the Red Sea crossing and finding Pharaoh’s chariot wheels. To dramatically summarize, due
Archaeology—What it is and What it is Not When I tell people that I’m an archaeologist, I usually get one of two responses. The first is usually something along the lines of, “Oh, like in Indiana Jones?” or “That’s cool! I like dinosaurs too!” Both of these are of course dreadfully wrong. Real archaeology is nothing like Indian
On Monday, February 27, 2017, at Andrews University, Dr. Randall W. Younker, professor of Archaeology at the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary, presented a lecture on the topic of “Archaeology, Women and the Early Church.” Below is a summary of Younker's findings, which he plans to publish later in a series of articles. Initially inspired
