Do archaeological discoveries make the Bible true?
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Earlier this year, the entire Pool of Siloam was revealed after a 20-year excavation in Jerusalem. Are discoveries like this just for history enthusiasts, or can they actually help prove the truth of the Bible? Dr. Andrew Ollerton, a theologian and founder of the Bible Course joins Esther Higham to unpack this.
Released on 12 Nov 2024
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