The Stones Don’t Lie: What Archaeology Keeps Proving About the Bible

For decades, skeptics called it mythology. Then the shovels hit the ground. From the walls of Jericho to the seal of King Hezekiah, the archaeological record keeps surfacing evidence that stops arguments cold. In this episode, David Lamanna walks through some of the most significant biblical digs in modern history — what they found, what …

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David LaManna

For decades, skeptics called it mythology. Then the shovels hit the ground. From the walls of Jericho to the seal of King Hezekiah, the archaeological record keeps surfacing evidence that stops arguments cold. In this episode, David Lamanna walks through some of the most significant biblical digs in modern history — what they found, what it means, and why the physical world keeps pointing back to the ancient text. If your faith has ever been shaken by someone who said “there’s no proof,” this one’s for you.

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