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“For the Lord gives wisdom; from his mouth come knowledge and understanding.”
Proverbs 2:6
The Bible talks about many people, places, and events.
For a long time, some people thought parts of the Bible could not be true.
They said, “There’s no proof.”
But then something exciting happened.
People started digging.
Archaeologists uncovered things buried for thousands of years.
And many discoveries matched what the Bible had said all along.
Bible Explorers love moments like that.
One discovery showed ancient writing that talked about kings mentioned in the Bible.
Another discovery revealed cities that matched biblical descriptions.
Walls, gates, and buildings were found just where Scripture said they would be.
Even tiny objects like seals and coins have been found with names from the Bible.
These were everyday items used by real people.
The Bible describes how people lived, traveled, worked, and worshiped.
When archaeologists study ancient life, the details match.
The Bible knows the ancient world very well.
That is not how made up stories work.
Stories written much later usually get details wrong.
But the Bible fits its time perfectly.
Some discoveries even corrected modern doubts.
Things once called “myths” turned out to be real.
The Bible did not change.
The evidence simply caught up.
This teaches Bible Explorers an important lesson.
We do not need to be afraid of questions.
Truth can be explored.
When people honestly search, they often find that the Bible stands strong.
Archaeology does not replace faith.
But it supports it.
It reminds us that Scripture speaks about a real world filled with real people.
God worked in history.
And history still remembers.
Think About It
• Why is it exciting when discoveries match the Bible?
• What do small objects like coins and seals tell us?
• Why do real details matter in history?
• How can exploring evidence strengthen faith?
• What kind of discoveries would you like to learn about?
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