Will the Real Pharaoh of the Exodus Please Stand Up? - Dr. Steve Collins

Seminar by Steven Collins, PhD
Biblical Archaeology Conference
November 9th, 2013.
Avondale Bible Church

About the Speaker:
Dr. Steven Collins has been researching and lecturing in the field of biblical studies and archeology for more than 30 years. His background as both a Bible scholar and field archaeologist gives him a commanding grasp of the issues involved in demonstrating the historical authenticity of the biblical record. He has served seventeen years as Dean of the College of Archaeology and Biblical History, Trinity Southwest University , where he also serves as Professor of Biblical Studies and Apologetics in the College of Biblical & Theological Studies. Dr. Collins is currently Director of the Tall el-Hammam Excavation Project in Jordan (the site of biblical Sodom ). One of Dr. Collins' passions is guiding people through the Bible Lands, something he's been doing regularly for nearly 20 years.

This video was recorded by the Northwest Creation Network during the Biblical Archaeology Conference, Avondale Bible Church (http://www.avondalebiblechurch.org/), Woodinville, WA.

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What Does Soft Tissue in Dinosaur Bones Mean for Evolution?

Dr. David Menton and Steve Ham discuss the implications of soft tissue (including blood vessels, blood cells, collagen, bone cells, etc) being repeatedly found in dinosaurs.


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Egyptian Chronology and The Old Testament - Dr. Mark Woolmer

Egyptian Chronology and the Old Testament

Presented at Edinburgh Creation Group

Mark Woolmer
Traditionally ancient historians have used records of the reign's of Egyptian kings as the basis of their chronology. This has lead many to believe that the Old Testament gives an unreliable record of history. However recent evidence suggests that a number of Egyptian kings reigned simultaneously rather than consecutively. Mark Woolmer explains this is taken into account striking similarities are found between the Egyptian and Hebrew records and new light is shed on archaeological discoveries. This is a fascinating exploration of the current debate in ancient history.

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Dr. Mark Woolmer

Honorary Fellow in the Department of Classics and Ancient History

Member of the Centre for the Study of the Ancient Mediterranean and the Near East

Senior Tutor of Collingwood College

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Biography

Mark Woolmer is Lecturer in Ancient History and Assistant Senior Tutor at Collingwood College. His main research interest is the social and political history of the Levant in the first millennium BC. He is the author of Ancient Phoenicia: An Introduction (Bristol Classical Press 2011) and was written articles on various aspects of the religion and history of Ancient Canaan and Phoenicia. He is currently in the early stages of a research project that seeks to explore information as a commodity in the ancient Near East. Taking as its focus the relationships between the cities of Canaan and the ‘Great Powers’ of Egypt, Assyria, and Babylon, the project examines the creation of hierarchical arrangements as a method for facilitating the exchange of information, comparing the value of this technique with other means of intelligence gathering. He is also working on two co-edited volumes: Beyond Self-Sufficiency: Households, City-States, and Markets in the Ancient Greek World and Ancient Carthage: Models of Cultural Contract. He has widely travelled through the Middle East.

Research Interests

• Ancient Phoenicia
• Maritime history and archaeology
• The ancient economy
• The social and political history of the Ancient Near East