The Stones of Shushan
Unearthing the Persian Citadel of Daniel, Nehemiah, and Esther
Dr. Aaron Judkins Substack
Exploring ancient pathways of archaeology, theology, and ancient history to uncover the stories of our past.
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August 1, 2026 was a difficult day for me, as it is for anyone who loses their mother, the one who brought them into the world.
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The Search for ET's
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The following is based from an except from the book “Alien Agenda: the Return of the Nephilim by co-author Michael McDaniel.
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The Ichthys
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The Inscription of Beit Loya
By the late second and early third century, Christianity had already spread throughout parts of the Roman world, but amid political tensions.
The Alexamenos Graffito
In the Palatine Museum, there is a collection of ancient graffiti etched into marble and limestone, marks once scratched across the walls of imperial buildings throughout Rome.
Earthquake at the Crucifixion
The Gospel of Matthew records one of the most dramatic moments in the Passion narrative.
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