This lesson launches a tour of Israeli archaeological sites affirming the Bible’s reliability, beginning at Caesarea—where, among other happenings, the Apostle Paul was imprisoned and defended his faith, and where Peter visited Cornelius, marking the shift to the Gentiles. It continues to Mount Carmel, Megiddo/Armageddon, Nazareth, the Sea of Galilee, and Magdala (Mary Magdalene’s hometown). Although we don’t need evidence outside of the Bible to know that the Bible is true, these exact-matching locations, ruins, inscriptions, and landscapes provide powerful archaeological, geographical, and historical proof that you can trust the Bible.