Biblical Archaeology in the Time of the Kings
Wednesdays, 4pm–5pm PDT
Lecture Dates: May 14, 21, 28; June 4, 11, 18
Calabasas Community Center
Instructor: Jason Hensley, PhD, DMin; Jasonhensley@callutheran.edu
Lectures Description:
Archaeology of ancient times opens up much of what life was like and illuminates many of the stories of the Bible. But, there is often so much archaeology to sift through, particularly in some of the major cities of the Middle East, that one can easily get overwhelmed by how much information exists. Instead of considering places like Jerusalem, this course will examine many of the cities outside of Jerusalem, such as Megiddo, Elephantine, and Dan. These other locations together build a comprehensive picture of life and events in days and cultures that existed thousands of years ago.
Topic Outline/Schedule:
Week 1, May 14: David and Solomon
Week 2, May 21: Tel-Dan
Week 3, May 28: Megiddo
Week 4, June 4: Lachish
Week 5, June 11: The Last Dynasty
Week 6, June 18: Elephantine
Slides:
Week 1: David and Solomon
Week 2: Tel-Dan
Week 3: Tel-Megiddo
Week 4: Tel-Lachish
Week 5: The Last Dynasty