We Just FOUND Saint Peter’s Lost Hometown

Bethsaida archaeology is giving skeptics a new reason to take the historical reliability of the Bible seriously. After years of excavation, researchers say the evidence increasingly points to el Araj as the biblical hometown of Peter, Andrew, and Philip. ☕ Buy Me A Coffee ko-fi.com/truthwithjackbowles 📩 Join My Free Email List forms.gle/7u3Bt8Q4HJXQ8yke7 If you’re an atheist, agnostic, skeptic, or simply questioning Christianity, I want you to look at the evidence with me. The Gospel of John identifies Bethsaida as the hometown of Peter, Andrew, and Philip. Now excavations at el Araj have uncovered a first century Jewish settlement, Roman era remains, and later Christian evidence connecting the location with Peter. Does finding Bethsaida prove Jesus performed miracles or rose from the dead? No. But that isn’t the argument. Archaeology can test whether the Gospel writers knew the real people, places, geography, and culture they claimed to describe. The more those details survive investigation, the harder it becomes to simply dismiss the New Testament as mythology. • Examine the archaeological case for biblical Bethsaida • Discover why Peter’s connection to the site matters • Compare archaeology with John’s description of Bethsaida • See how Josephus independently contributes to the historical picture • Understand why historical reliability matters when investigating Jesus and the resurrection You don’t have to become a Christian because someone tells you to. Investigate Jesus yourself and follow the evidence wherever it leads. Scripture references: John 1:44, Mark 8:22, 1 Corinthians 15:3–8. Scripture quotations credited to the CSB and ESV. #BiblicalArchaeology #Christianity #Jesus