Digging for Truth
Archaeology and the People of the Bible
Season 9
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History, Religion, Talk Show, TV-G, 02-Aug-2026
Critics of the Bible argue that it's just a bunch of stories of mythical people that are set in historical time periods. Archaeologist Titus Kennedy has written a new book that examines over 130 people named in the Bible, and the archaeology related to them showing that they were real people and not just characters in a story.
Up Next in Season 9 (2026)
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Great Discoveries that Affirm the New...
Ted Wright from Epic Archaeology shares some of the most significant discoveries related to the New Testament, and how they affirm the historicity of the people in the Bible.
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The Ancient Paleo-Hebrew Lachish Letters
In 1935, a stash of correspondence was discovered in the burned gate of the city of Lachish. Archaeologist Bryan Windle shares about the significance of these letters, that were written during the time when Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon was attacking cities in Israel.
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Digging Up Ancient Sacrifices
Archeologist Jordan McClinton is an area supervisor with the Shiloh Excavations, and the area he supervises is a favissa, or a sacred deposit. He shares about what that is, what they have found, and how it connects with the biblical text.
