Biblical Chronologist is also a great Bible history site.
November 2003
I was trawling the web and found this story about a conduit built by Jerusalem’s King Hezekiah (mentioned in II Kings 20:20).
It seems that new research has confirmed the conduit was almost certainly built during Hezekiah’s reign around 700 B.C., confirming biblical accounts. Much to the chagrin of the liberal media! Notice the bias in the lead of the story:
In a rare success by scholars attempting to match existing archaeological structures with events in the Bible…
Rare indeed! Check out this site about biblical archaeology.
Mona Charen has a great column about the degradation of American culture.
And what of Al Sharpton? The scandal there is that there is no scandal. Here is a man who rose to fame on the strength of a racially motivated smear of a group of perfectly innocent police officers. The good Reverend has never acknowledged wrongdoing nor apologized. As if that were not enough, he was the provocateur who incited a race riot in Harlem that led to the torching of a clothing store and the deaths of seven people. Again, no apology.
The real problem is that we’ve removed reverence for the Almighty from our lives. I blame Christians for abdicating and acquiescing in the face of secularist onslaughts. More on that later.
