I Don't Have Enough FAITH to Be an ATHEIST

7 Archaeology Discoveries Associated with the Life (and Death) of Jesus | with Dr. Titus Kennedy

Apr 2, 2024
Dr. Titus Kennedy, a seasoned field archaeologist and author, delves into groundbreaking archaeological findings tied to key figures of Jesus’ crucifixion. He reveals how discoveries related to Caiaphas, Peter, and Pontius Pilate support biblical narratives. The discussion also uncovers how Emperor Hadrian inadvertently highlighted significant biblical sites and how archaeological evidence connects to the Exodus. Kennedy emphasizes the potential for new discoveries in the Holy Land, showcasing the intertwining of faith and historical truth.
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ANECDOTE

Caiaphas Ossuary

  • Seven figures from Jesus's crucifixion narrative have archaeological evidence.
  • These include Caiaphas, whose ossuary (bone box) was found in his family tomb.
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Caiaphas Family Tomb

  • Caiaphas's ossuary contained the bones of a 60-year-old man and his family.
  • His granddaughter's ossuary was also found, naming Caiaphas as a priest.
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Josephus and Annas' Tomb

  • Josephus, a Jewish historian for the Romans, provides much of what we know about the first century outside of the New Testament.
  • He identified Annas' tomb, which was discovered to be the most elaborate of that period.
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