Description

Fragments of Faith delves into some of the most groundbreaking archaeological finds that have transformed our understanding of Scripture and the ancient world. From the Dead Sea Scrolls to Hezekiah's Tunnel, this book explores how these discoveries illuminate the historical, cultural, and spiritual contexts of biblical narratives. Each chapter examines a key artifact or site, weaving together history, faith, and archaeology in an accessible and engaging style. Whether it's the dramatic fall of Jericho's walls or the policies of Cyrus the Great etched into a cylinder, these findings bridge the gap between ancient history and modern faith, offering fresh insights into the Bible's enduring message.