"The fall of Jericho in 1400BC is an excellent example of textual and archaeological evidence collaborating." According to the Bible, the Israelites marched around the walls of Jericho with the ...

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Actually, it sounds like a plan for defeat; the army of Joshua would be easy targets from the wall surrounding Jericho. Interestingly enough, God, at times, does things we do not understand.

that there is no archaeological evidence for the walls of Jericho in c. 1200 B.C. (my estimated time for this event, following a certain respectable archaeological timeline). By then they had ...

The best we can say is that walls have been with us as long as there has been an “us.” The proof is at Jericho — the ... theory has made some headway in archaeological circles, it still ...

which has become one of the most photographed places in Jericho. The Spring of Elisha is notable for its architecture, as well as its archaeological and cultural significance. On its walls ...

Actually, it sounds like a plan for defeat; the army of Joshua would be easy targets from the wall surrounding Jericho. Interestingly enough, God, at times, does things we do not understand.