History provides important context for understanding the people, nations, cultures, events, and settings described in Scripture. This category explores biblical history alongside archaeology, ancient civilizations, historical records, manuscripts, rulers, empires, and significant events connected with the Bible. Discover how historical evidence can illuminate biblical narratives and provide greater understanding of the world in which the events of Scripture took place.
The Marburg Colloquy of 1529 was one of the most important meetings of the Protestant Reformation. It brought together leading Reformers, including Martin Luther and
The Zidonians, also spelled Sidonians, were an ancient people frequently mentioned in the Bible. They were closely associated with the city of Zidon (or Sidon),
Biblical archaeology is the study of ancient artifacts, inscriptions, and ruins that relate to the people, places, and events described in the Bible. Over the
The Gemara is a central component of Jewish rabbinic literature and forms part of the Talmud, one of the most influential texts in traditional Judaism.
The pyramids of Egypt have fascinated people for centuries. Their size, precision, and durability lead many to wonder how ancient people could have constructed such
The Canaanites and Israelites had several similarities because they lived in the same region and shared parts of the same ancient Near Eastern culture. Both