Evidences From Archaeology (6 of 6 notes)

Part Two
Bibliology: 10 BIBLE EVIDENCES- Continued
A DISPENSATIONAL THEOLOGY
By Charles F Baker

Space does not permit an examination of individual evidences from the field of archeology. The student is referred to the large and ever growing literature on this subject.⁵

5            G. A. Barton, Archeology and the Bible.

C. R. Conder, The Tell el Amarna Tablets; The Bible and the East; The Hittities and Their Language.

M. G. Kyle, The Deciding Voice of the Monuments; Moses and the Monuments; The Problem of the Pentateuch.

E. Naville, The Discovery of the Book of the Law Under King Josiah; Archeology and the Old Testament; The Higher Criticism in Relation to the Pentateuch.

I. M. Price, The Monuments and the Old Testament.

A. H. Sayce, The Higher Criticism and the Monuments; Monument Facts and Higher Critical Theories; The Hittites, or, The Story of a Forgotten Empire; The Time of Isaiah; Fresh Light from the Ancient Monuments.

J. P. Free, Archeology and Bible History.

Sir. C. Marston, The Bible Comes Alive.

J. C. Muir, His Truth Endureth.

W. G. Williams, Archeology in Biblical Research.

F. F. Bruce, Biblical Exegesis in the Qumram Texts and Second Thoughts on the Dead Sea Scrolls.

M. Burrows, The Dead Sea Scrolls; The Dead Sea Scrolls of St. Mark ‘s Monastery; More Light on the Dead Sea Scrolls.

M. Unger, The Dead Sea Scrolls; Discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls and Other Amazing Archeological Discoveries.

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