I pictured this article into Grok and had Grok type what the article said to see if it could recognize the words and then asked Grok if the article was correct on a point and gave me some fascinating info at: https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtNQ_ee37082f-53ae-42df-a4f9-9d74b69b7be8 Just another find that refuted some criticism of the Scriptures. So many, so many… God bless.. Did you know that history has born out Christ’s intepretation of Isaiah 49:6 before it even happened? The worldwide spread of His message was foreknown by the Scriptures and Christ! No small thing… You can trust Him alright and God bless Continue reading Scripture shown to be correct once again

2 more Israelite kings mentioned in antiquity “Thus you shall say to them: “The gods that have not made the heavens and the earth shall perish from the earth and from under these heavens.” – Jeremiah 10:11 Isaiah 49:6, Acts 1:6,7 Did you know that the Biblical writings from the BC (BCE) predicted a coming “Servant/Messiah” who would bring God’s word to the nations world over? Did you know that Jesus claimed to be that Messiah and claimed that His message would go to the nations world over? Did you know that Jesus predicted both good and bad players in … Continue reading 2 more kings of the Buble mentioned in antiquity

Yet another King of the Scriptures listed on yet another stela in 796-797 BC/BCE Continue reading King Jehoash on a stela in 796 BC

And yet another King..God bless and a great book Continue reading King Jehu

From Grok but always fact check your AI and God bless The earliest archaeological mentions of King David (or more precisely, references to him or his dynasty) come from extrabiblical inscriptions, as no direct contemporary inscriptions from David’s lifetime (traditionally dated to around the early 10th century BCE, ca. 1010–970 BCE) have been found naming him personally. The most widely accepted and earliest confirmed reference is the Tel Dan Stele, a basalt stone inscription discovered in 1993 at Tel Dan in northern Israel. It dates to the mid-9th century BCE (around 841–800 BCE), roughly 150–200 years after David’s reign. Written … Continue reading Earliest mentions of King David

“Little by little I will drive them out from before you, until you have increased and inherit the land.” – Exodus 23:30 “As for you, you shall go to your fathers in peace; you shall be buried in a good old age. And they shall come back here in the fourth generation, for the iniquity of the Amorites is not yet complete.” – Genesis 15:15-16 “And Joshua the son of Nun sent two men secretly from Shittim as spies, saying, “Go, view the land, especially Jericho.” And they went and came into the house of A PROSTITUTE  WHOSE NAME WAS … Continue reading Little by little

The Hapiru….interesting points but will have to wait and see for more to come hopefully. I would just like to add that I asked Grok this questions some times before but here is the latest and it always come back with basically the same: Was the Bible The only document we had at one time that claimed the Hittites existed? Yes, for a significant period in modern history—particularly during the 18th and much of the 19th centuries—the Bible was essentially the only known textual source that mentioned a people called the “Hittites” (or “Hittite” in various translations) in any detail. … Continue reading The Hapiru and something about the Hittites