Wow!!!
Israel, much like Italy is a ‘fount’ of history, and any construction often gets. ‘interesting’...
PJ Media had the story, HERE.
Charred beams pulled from the earth in Jerusalem’s City of David are forcing archaeologists to rewrite their timeline of the First Temple’s destruction — and offering the most tangible physical evidence yet of the catastrophe the Bible describes in stark, unflinching detail.
Excavators working the Givati Parking Lot dig, a joint project of the Israel Antiquities Authority and Tel Aviv University inside the Jerusalem Walls National Park, uncovered massive wooden beams burned when Nebuchadnezzar’s Babylonian army destroyed the First Temple in 586 BCE. The beams once formed the roof of an inner courtyard in a First Temple-period building. When the structure collapsed in the fire, the beams fell to the floor — and there they stayed for roughly 2,600 years, preserved by an unlikely agent: melted plaster.
Full article, HERE from Isreael365News.
Some folks think the Bible is made up, but things like this tends to make folks wonder...
I am not going to tell you what to think, or not think, or believe, that is up to you.
The Bible is a historical document. Those who believe otherwise simply have not taken the time to read The Bible or study history. They are usually too busy indulging their personal fantasies in preference to learning the truth. By failing to study history they doom themselves to repeat it. By failing to study The Bible they simply doom themselves.
I was interested in Archeology after leaving the service. I just didn't think I could make a living at it without at least 1 PhD.