- 3,000-year-old inscription bearing name of biblical judge found in Israel [Jerubbaal inscription] [07/13/2021]
Posted on 07/16/2021 8:42:27 AM PDT by Red Badger
There has been discovery after discovery dug up for the past 2000 years that has proven the Bible. But, of course, the latest dig is always touted as the biggest and best and is more important than the previous one. One upping the Joneses.
All glory to God!
How manaey people from that era werew also named Gideon. Maybe three thousand years from now someone will find an old telephone book with some one named mcDonald’s in it and prove that some guy named Donald Trump actually existed.
“How manaey people from that era werew also named Gideon”
“Yeruba’al,” which the Times says was a nickname of Gideon.
To be correct your question should have been...
How many people from that era were also named Yeruba’al.
NOT his “name”, but his “NICKNAME”.
It’s right here above in the text. Maybe you should have READ it.
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Naw..... Why would anyone do that.
Just writing like they talk.
I am holding out for a find from Judea inscribed with Tubal Cain or Hiram Abif.
A dictionary also works. In the 1960s and 1970s at least, there was always a dictionary in the classrooms I had to attend.
Geez... all you have to do is open any bible and look at the copyright date....
And how many of those supposed people named Gideon would have their names inscribed on pottery?
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