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.
Ignatius of Antioch stands as one of the most important figures in early Christian history outside the New Testament. He lived during the transition from
William Farel was one of the most fearless and influential leaders of the Protestant Reformation in Switzerland and France. Though often overshadowed by figures such
Menno Simons and His Lasting Impact on the Netherlands Menno Simons (1496–1561) stands as one of the most important yet often overlooked figures of the
The Bible teaches that after Israel’s rebellion at Kadesh-Barnea, an entire adult generation died during the 40 years of wandering in the wilderness (Numbers 14:29-35;
Heinrich Bullinger (1504-1575) was a prominent Swiss reformer, theologian, and writer who played a major role in shaping Protestant thought during the 16th century. He
Mizrahi Jews are an important branch of the Jewish people whose history, culture, and identity are often overlooked in comparison with Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jews.
Podcast Answer The English Reformation The English Reformation was a profound religious, political, and cultural movement that reshaped England in the sixteenth century. Unlike the