It has been said, “We are what we remember,” and “What we remember affects who we are and what we experience in life.”1 This is especially true of our spiritual lives because what we remember…
Randall PriceJuly 30, 2022
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There are plans underway to move Megiddo prison in order to excavate the Israeli church with the earliest mosaic dedicated to Jesus. A March article from the Times of Israel stated, "In 2004, a Greek…
Ken StanfordApril 8, 2022
On February 12 a new discovery was made in Cave 53, the cave excavated by Drs. Price and Gutfeld in 2017-2018. The week of the discovery experienced significant rainstorm in Jerusalem which resulted in torrential…
Ken StanfordMarch 30, 2022
One of the most dramatic events in the Israelites’ wilderness wandering involved the fiery serpents in Numbers 21. The difficult journey bypassing Edomite territory prompted the people to complain, so the Lord sent fiery serpents…
Randall PriceMarch 21, 2022
Israel has relaxed its Covid entrance requirements so that no vaccinations are required! The only requirements are negative PCR testing prior to leaving the USA and upon arriving at the Airport in Israel. SO...you can…
Ken StanfordMarch 8, 2022
Many people wonder what the ancient Hebrews thought about the coming of the Messiah. Some see the New Testament as fabricated Messianic prophecy and believe nothing in the Old Testament was actually predictive. Those who…
Randall PriceDecember 31, 2021
In this "Unearthing the Truth" article from Dr. Price written for Israel My Glory magazine, he delves into the archaeological evidence for the pagan prophet Balaam. Go here to read the article.
Randall PriceDecember 17, 2021
In Friends of Israel, IMG magazine, Randall writes about one of the oldest blessings in the Bible, Numbers 6:22-27: "The Lord bless you and keep you; the Lord make his face shine upon you, and…
Randall PriceAugust 23, 2021
Israeli archaeologists have found a fragment of a clay pot that dates back to the time of the Biblical judges, and an inscription on the pot apparently has the name “Jerubbaal,” also known as the…
Ken StanfordJuly 14, 2021
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