Ancient History from a Biblical Perspective
How does the chronology of the Bible answer the findings of archaeology?
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Rameses the Great was one of the most powerful and long lived pharaohs of Egyptian history. Where does he fit into the Bible's narrative?
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The Hittite Empire represents one of the most surprising misidentifications by modern archaeology.
Read MoreThis post announces my new Substack Newsletter for Creation-History.com. It goes into the story that led to the Chronological Framework of Ancient History, and what we plan to do with it. Euhemerus was the Greek scholar who said that the gods were merely deified ancestors. I believe he was correct. In this two or three part series, I will present the case that Euhemerus was correct. Dr. Douglas Petrovich recently published a paper on a Paleo-Hebrew inscription found on an ostracon (piece of a broken clay jar) found at Tel Lachish, arguing that this is evidence of Joshua's conquest in the Late Bronze I period. Our review suggests that it dates instead to the time of Asa's defeat of Zerah the Ethiopian.The Chronological Framework of Ancient History
Revised and Harmonized with Scripture and the Ancient Chroniclers
Euhemerus Revisited: Matching the Pagan Pantheons with the Characters of the Bible
The Lachish Milk Bowl Ostracon
Evidence of an Early Exodus?
