Using 
the Bible 
as Her Guide

Israeli archaeologist Eilat Mazar discusses the value 
of the Holy Book for 
Israeli archaeology.

 

With over 10 million copies sold, Werner Keller’s book The Bible as History stands as the principal literary work highlighting the accuracy of the Bible. Originally published in 1955 and again in 1980, the book travels through the biblical epic, pointing out how archaeology has time and again proven the Bible as a legitimate historical document. Further excavation over the years has vindicated most of Keller’s positions and disproved a few others, but the fact remains that the Bible preserves a compellingly truthful account of ancient Israel’s history.

Since that book was published, scores of recent archaeological excavations are corroborating the biblical history as well.

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