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The historicity and archeological backing of the Bible.
>Nebuchadrezzar, son of Nabopolassar, conquerer of Egypt ruled by Pharoah Necho, conquerer of Jerusalem by King Jehoiakim was real(Da 4:31-33)(Jer 46:2.)
>“Cyrus the Great," the founder of the Persian Empire and the conqueror of Babylon(Isa 44:26–45:7)(Isa 45:1, 2,5)
>Roman governor of Judea during Jesus’ earthly ministry, Pontius Pilate was real. Tiberius Cesar who appointed him as governor of Judea was real.(Lu 3:1)
This is just a fraction of the history of the Bible
>(Matthew 24:15) “Therefore, when YOU catch sight of the disgusting thing that causes desolation, as spoken of through Daniel the prophet, standing in a holy place, (let the reader use discernment,)
We also know Daniel was written in Babylon before it's destruction to the Persians because it had information never known before until modern times: The existence of Belshazzar was originally contested as a "fictitious" character. It wasn't until the 20th century that archeological evidence in the form of cuneiforms proved the existence of Belshazzar. Another good one is how Daniel described in detail the walls of the Palace of Babylon before it was destroyed Archaeologists have found that palace walls in ancient Babylon were made of brick coated with plaster.
The historicity and archeological backing of the Bible.
>Nebuchadrezzar, son of Nabopolassar, conquerer of Egypt ruled by Pharoah Necho, conquerer of Jerusalem by King Jehoiakim was real(Da 4:31-33)(Jer 46:2.)
>“Cyrus the Great," the founder of the Persian Empire and the conqueror of Babylon(Isa 44:26–45:7)(Isa 45:1, 2,5)
>Roman governor of Judea during Jesus’ earthly ministry, Pontius Pilate was real. Tiberius Cesar who appointed him as governor of Judea was real.(Lu 3:1)
This is just a fraction of the history of the Bible
>(Matthew 24:15) “Therefore, when YOU catch sight of the disgusting thing that causes desolation, as spoken of through Daniel the prophet, standing in a holy place, (let the reader use discernment,)
We also know Daniel was written in Babylon before it's destruction to the Persians because it had information never known before until modern times: The existence of Belshazzar was originally contested as a "fictitious" character. It wasn't until the 20th century that archeological evidence in the form of cuneiforms proved the existence of Belshazzar. Another good one is how Daniel described in detail the walls of the Palace of Babylon before it was destroyed Archaeologists have found that palace walls in ancient Babylon were made of brick coated with plaster.
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