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The Golden Calves and the Egyptian Concept of Deity

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  • John N. Oswalt

This article suggests that comparative studies, founded upon archaeology and linguistic evidence, constitute the most fruitful field for biblical research. The purpose in this article is to demonstrate with a particular example—the golden calves and the Egyptian concept of deity—the value of this approach for the understanding of the Bible.

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The Bible: Reliable History Or Religious Hoax?

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  • Marc Jagt

Looking at different reasons given to question the historical reliability of Scripture, this article shows that the historical events referred to in the Bible can be proven to be true. Though archaeology cannot prove everything, it does help in pointing to the reliability of Scripture.

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Two Houses

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  • Clive Anderson

Looking at the book of Exodus, this article discusses how archaeology can be used to give some background information on the Bible.

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Background in Biblical Interpretation (Part 2)

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  • Noel Weeks

This article discusses the use of archaeology and historical background studies while keeping biblical text as the center of interpretation.

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Background in Biblical Interpretation (Part 1)

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  • Noel Weeks

This article looks at the contribution of background studies to the text of the Bible and the impact they have on interpretation. Archaeology and historical studies can hinder or enrich the meaning of a text.

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An Excavation Season in Israel

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  • Murray Adamthwaite

This article focuses on the relationship between archaeology and Scripture under three headings: the necessity of Scripture to interpret archaeological evidence, the dating schemes of archaeology, and the incompleteness of archaeological evidence.

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