A 2,000 Year Old TOMB Was Just Found Beneath Jerusalem

A 2,000 year old tomb beneath Jerusalem was accidentally uncovered by Israeli Border Police, and the location makes this discovery fascinating for anyone questioning the historical world of the Bible. This is what the evidence actually shows. ☕ Buy Me A Coffee https://ko-fi.com/truthwithjackbowles 📧 Join My Free Email List https://forms.gle/7u3Bt8Q4HJXQ8yke7 Police were investigating a violent family conflict in Silwan when they discovered an ancient burial cave beneath a building. The Israel Antiquities Authority was called in and preliminarily dated the graves to the Second Temple period, 516 BCE to 70 CE. Additional archaeological artifacts were also discovered inside. For the atheist or skeptic, this does not prove Jesus rose from the dead, and I will not pretend that it does. But biblical archaeology matters because Christianity makes claims rooted in real history. Jerusalem is real. The Second Temple period is real. These ancient Jewish burial practices are real. The question is whether the New Testament accurately describes that historical world. In this video you will: • See what police actually discovered beneath Silwan • Examine why the Second Temple dating matters • Understand the archaeological significance of ancient Jerusalem • Separate legitimate biblical evidence from exaggerated claims • See how this historical world ultimately connects to Jesus The Bible does not ask you to pretend history does not matter. Investigate Christianity. Examine the evidence. Read the Gospels. Then ask yourself what best explains Jesus Christ and the resurrection. **Original reporting:** Jerusalem Post: https://www.jpost.com/archaeology/article-906442 JNS: https://www.jns.org/news/israel-news/israeli-border-police-uncover-second-temple-era-burial-cave-in-silwan **Scripture:** Mark 15:46 CSB https://www.bible.com/bible/1713/MRK.15.46.CSB Scripture quotations credited to the Christian Standard Bible (CSB) and English Standard Version (ESV), where used. #BiblicalArchaeology #JesusChrist #Jerusalem