Jars of Clay Found From Day of Nehemiah With Ancient Wall?

Question

archaeological dig has been underway in the old part of Jerusalem which is known as the City of David. Artifacts found there date to the days when Nehemiah rebuilt the walls of Jerusalem, and scientists may have found part of the wall itself.

A few years ago on this same dig what is believed to be part of the palace of King David, built by Hiram of Tyre, was uncovered nearby at this site. That confirms what the Bible says about the palace of King David, if that is what the remains are.

This new structure just found may be part of the wall around Jerusalem Nehemiah rebuilt when the Babylonian captivity was over and he was sent back to repair Jerusalem so the Jewish people could come back and live there.

This new find is amazing, because many scholars have been saying that the wall does not, or did not, exist
But now that it does exsist, then should scientists be open to other Biblical Facts?

Answer 1

that is amazzing and I hope I will hear much more about it do you have a web site.

Answer 2

There are too many 'maybes' and could haves in your post to justify the last statement.

I like the glasses by the way, nice addition.

It could just as easily read :

"This new structure just found may be part of the wall around Hashim's bakery that Hashim rebuilt when the Babylonian captivity was over and he rebuilt his bakery so the Jewish people could eat more bread."

Answer 3

activities surrounding the rebuilding of the partitions of Jerusalem and the subsequent clearing out of incorrect practices from between the Jews Covers a era that starts better than 80 years after the Jews lower back from exile in Babylon Jerusalem’s partitions are rebuilt in the face of opposition In Shushan, Nehemiah learns appropriate to the ruined state of Jerusalem’s wall; he prays for Jehovah’s help, then asks the Persian monarch Artaxerxes for permission to flow and rebuild the city and its wall; Artaxerxes is of an identical opinion (one million:one million–2:9) Arriving in Jerusalem, Nehemiah inspects the ruined partitions by using night; later on he famous to the Jews his purpose to rebuild (2:11-18) Sanballat, Tobiah, and Geshem—foreigners all—oppose the rebuilding; first they attempt ridicule, then they conspire to combat against Jerusalem; Nehemiah hands the staff, and that they proceed construction (2:19–4:23) Plots against Nehemiah himself fail, and the wall is achieved in fifty two days (6:one million-19) The wall is inaugurated; on the ceremony 2 thanksgiving choirs and processions march in opposite guidelines on precise of the wall and meet on the temple; there is large rejoicing (12:27-40 3)

Answer 4

So if king David lived then the bible is true? Guess the same must be true for all of the historical religious texts then. We have proof of Gilgamesh, and Sargon the great so are the Sumerian and Babylonian myths all true as well?

Answer 5

I didn't know that King David's actual existence was debated.

Out of all the old testament figures I apparently naively, thought that King David would be one of the few who actually existed.

Answer 6

Is the ark to come out again? Seeing that society can not deal with the original 10 in public view?

Answer 7

This is the same find that shows no connection between the artefacts and the wall and it it is believed that the wall was built around the same time as The Ottoman Empire

Answer 8

Archeology will only continue to unearth the Bible's truth piece by piece.

Answer 9

This is a interesting find......Very incouraging to here!......many mysteries are being more evident in these last day's......I believe they are a great witness unfolding for all of mankind to see!.........for they are preparing us for greater truths to come.

Your brother Pete

Answer 10

"many scholars have been saying that the wall does not, or did not, exist"

Sources please.