Etched in Stone: Archeological Discoveries that Prove the Bible

by Lisette Bassett-Brody, Lon Solomon (Foreword)

Etched in Archeological Discoveries that Prove the Bible is a quick, easy guide to archeological proofs to bolster one’s faith and encourage believers of all ages. Etched in Stone showcases more than 60 archeological discoveries that prove the Bible is historically accurate and that Christianity is much more than just blind faith. Now you can have something tangible to show that the Israelites really did have to make bricks without straw, there really was a city called Nazareth, Nebuchadnezzar wasn’t just a made-up king, Pontius Pilate did rule at the time of Christ, and much more.  

Etched in Stone offers the reader a clear, concise summary of the biblical events surrounding each artifact. Maps at the back show where in the world the artifact was discovered letting you know the stories of the Bible are neither fictional nor allegorical.

Genres: Christian, Nonfiction

272 pages, Paperback

Published February 27, 2018

Reviews

[Kimberly]

I learned things!
Colored photos of artefacts with descriptions, scripture references, and quotes from scholars.
How interesting! I didn’t know we had most of these things.

That said, there were a few Biblical inaccuracies that made me trust the author a little less. For example, she said God changed Apostle Paul's name from Saul to Paul. God did not.

[Scott Jones]

Very nice book that gives you a quick overview of some archaeological finds that helped buttress your faith in the Bible. It is well-written and really whets your appetite to know more. After this a good read is Randall Price's the stones cry out, John Mcray, Alfred Hoerth, or Joseph Free. Especially good for youth groups where short answers and concise information are best.

[Janet]

I thought it was a very interesting book and written in a way that was easy to understand.
The author has supplied a picture of an artifact, given the Bible verse relating to it, its user or location and a narration about it and the time. All have been used to prove the Bible correct. Definitely worth a read to believers and non.

[Elaine Hagen]

It had a way of making making history of the Bible more real.

[Caitlin]

This book provides a lot of interesting archaeological evidence that supports the Bible. Easy for the layperson to understand, not too dense. Would make a great gift item for family and friends.