Click on picture to view full-size image	Illuminating the Word, Digging Deeper & Text Detectives DVD Lecture Set
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	This DVD series provides you with a front-row seat in the lecture hall as world-renowned archaeologists and Bible scholars detail their most recent archaeological discoveries. Each lecture has been enhanced with either images or handouts, yet still conveniently runs under an hour. This 6-DVD Set Contains: Illuminating the Word: New Insights into Biblical Texts Bart D. Ehrman \| The Crucifixion in Various Gospels of Peter Birger A. Pearson \| Apollos and First-Century Alexandrian Christianity James D. Tabor \| The Jesus Dynasty: Why the Royal Family of Jesus Was Largely Forgotten Sidnie White Crawford \| What Do the Dead Sea Scrolls Teach Us About the Bible? Digging Deeper: The Latest Research from the Biblical World Aren Maeir \| The Philistines and the Bible: Fresh Insights in Light of Recent Archaeological Research Uzi Avner \| The Biblical-Time Sanctuary in the Timna Valley and Its Social Religious Implications Daniel Schowalter \| Top Ten Reasons to Visit the Decapolis: Roman Power and Presence in the Eastern Empire Gary Rendsburg \| Israel Without the Bible Text Detectives: Discovering the Meaning of Ancient Symbols and Concepts Richard Rohrbaugh \| The Evil Eye: Core Belief in the Ancient Mediterranean World Shalom Paul \| Jerusalem of Gold: From Sumer to Shemer James Charlesworth \| The Symbol of the Serpent in the Bible: Surprising and Challenging Archaeological Insights Michael Homan Beer \| The Bible and Archaeology Approximate running time: 12 hours total

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