The Four Anchors of St. Paul’s Shipwreck
by Damien F. Mackey ————————————————————————————————————— If we dig deeper we may well find the evidences in support of the biblical narratives. ————————————————————————————————————— Introduction Historians and archaeologists often find themselves having to minimalise the biblical accounts because they are working within a chronological framework, with a corresponding stratigraphy, that does not align with real history. I like to think of archaeologists such as the serial minimiser, Israel Finkelstein, as pointing to the wrong stratigraphy for a given biblical era whilst ‘standing in’ – whether metaphorically or in actuality – that era’s true archaeological level. Thus, whilst: Israel Finkelstein has not archaeologically “destroyed Solomon”, as he thinks. He has completely missed Solomon. https://www.academia.edu/3689852/Israel_Finkelstein_has_not_archaeologically_destroyed_Solomon_as_he_thinks._He_has_completely_missed_...
