Revealing the oldest Bible in the world
The world's oldest Bible, dating back to 2,000 years, will be displayed for the first time in New York from January 16-21, 2012.
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The world's oldest Bible, dating back to 2,000 years, will be displayed for the first time in New York from January 16-21, 2012.
Dead Sea scrolls have always been the subject of debate for centuries. Now scholars think that they have somewhat known who wrote this mysterious text.
People have just found the first ancient Bible book illustrated in a remote monastery in Ethiopia. This is also one of the oldest Bibles people have ever known.
Scientists believe that they have finally found the place where the Neta city existed, mentioned in the Old Testament.
Expert Gershon Galil of Haifa University successfully deciphered the 3,000-year-old manuscript discovered 18 months ago.
Medieval bones from six different Danish cemeteries show that clergy - those who write the Bible and other religious documents - may have been exposed to toxic mercury,…
According to British scientists, there is a strange interference between Egyptian and Old Testament stone records of the total solar eclipse.
A prophetic organization forecasted on July 29, the Earth will experience an intense global earthquake, while stars will also continue to fall on the green planet.
NASA recommends that the polarity phenomenon occur with quite strong intensity around July 14 to August 19.
The Bible once described them as a pandemic of insects following the wind and cleaning everything in the Egyptian land. Now, scientists have found the right time when a…
A Dutch carpenter, Johan Huiber, has just completed a copy of the Noah's Ark in the Bible that has saved the world in a cataclysm.
In the Bible, Jesus can turn water into wine with just a wave of his hand. The same miracle can come true thanks to a new American invention.
In the Middle East, hydrocarbures were first used. According to the Bible, it is the asphalt (asphalte or bitume) that the boat has (calfater) for his ship (arche) and t…
With digital mapping techniques in three-dimensional space, scientists were able to read the content inside En-Gedi - a record of the Leviticus in the Bible dating back…