Biblical Collector's Series

Did the legendary cities of sin Sodom and Gomorrah really exist? Were they destroyed by fire and brimstone? Did looking at the destruction turn people into pillars of salt? Archaeological discoveries include the findings of bodies encased in salt may answer these questions. Has the Tower of Babel been found? Have the modern sciences of linguistics, sociology and archaeology given us the answer?

Approximately 2,500 prophecies appear in the Bible and 2,000 have been fulfilled. Did biblical prophets have special abilities that allowed them to foretell the future? Has modern technology actually created the devices for these ancient predictions of impending disasters to come true? Explore the predictions of the prophets, then decide for yourself: Are ancient prophecies today's reality?

An investigation into the age-old mystery surrounding the identity and character of Mary Magdalene, one the Bible’s best known women, produces some startling insights. Who was Mary Magdalene?  Was she a fallen woman, rescued from a sinful life by Jesus?  Or was she Christ’s beloved disciple?  What role did she play among the disciples of Jesus? Was she truly the source – perhaps even the author – of one of the Gospels?

The story of Adam and Eve in the book of Genesis is the most controversial story in the Bible. Was the first man on earth really Adam? Did he have a companion created especially for him named Eve? Was there a creator who designed the earth and all that’s on it as part of a master plan?  Or did it simply fall into place by accident? Many scientists and critics quickly dismiss the story in favor of the Darwinian theory that man “evolved” from some lower species. But what are archaeologists, paleontologists, biologists and theologians saying today? Is the story of Adam and Eve fact . . . or fiction? The evidence may shock you.

With the dawn of a new millennium, predictions of the apocalypse have reached a fever pitch.   Some scholars believe the Bible tells us there will be a marvelous event, called “The Rapture,” that will separate the faithful from the doubters.  Could there be a formula—hidden in the pages of the Bible—for avoiding the dreadful final scenes foretold in the Book of Revelation?   Many people believe in the “second coming” of Christ . . . but will there be a “third” coming as well? The Bible never uses the term, BUT . . . could there be a mysterious event called “The Rapture”? The answers are at once hopeful and frightening.  Learn who will be left behind, and who will be taken in the Rapture.

The Bible is the oldest continuous history of any people on earth today.  But is it truly history?  Can we prove, with any degree of certainty, that the miraculous stories attributed to Moses are factual?  Did the power of God, working through Moses, open a passageway of dry land through the Red Sea?  Was there, in fact, an exodus of millions of Israelite slaves out of Egypt into the Sinai desert? Can the proof of this biblical account be found at the bottom of the Gulf of Aqaba?  After thousands of years of debate, scientists and archaeologists now add new contributions.