Biblical Archaeology Society Lecture Series
Digging Into The Gospels: Texts and Archaeology Behind Christianity's Foundational Stories
Let's get digging!
Modern-day archaeological excavations and their artifacts continue to illuminate and challenge our understanding of the ancient Biblical world. Learn from leading experts about the cities of the Gospels, archaeology's impact on faith and what we can learn from canonical and non-canonical text.
Disc 1
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Does the Gospel of John Accurately Describe Jerusalem Before 70CE? James H. Charlesworth - Princeton Theological Seminary
- A Giant Jesus and A Walking, Talking Cross: Exploring the Gospel of Peter Mark Goodacre - Duke University
Disc 2
- 25 Years of Excavations at Bethsaida: How Bethsaida Has Helped Shape Biblical Research - Rami Arav - University of Nebraska
- Studying Stones and Scripture: Archaeology, Judaism and Christian Origins Aaron Gale - West Virginia University
Disc 3: Bonus Lectures
- Who's Buried in Philip's Tomb? Mark Wilson - Asia Minor Research Center
- Paul's Letters: Women, Men and the End - Mark Goodacre - Duke University
