In this episode, we continue our walk through the archaeological finds and biblical locations in Israel to see their significance, and which demonstrate the historical reliability of the Scriptures. Here, the focus is on Capernaum’s first-century synagogue, nearby Chorazin (with its “Seat of Moses”), En Gedi’s caves and wild goats (site of David’s mercy toward Saul), and Tel Dan (Jeroboam’s golden calf altar). This lesson also covers the Jordan River’s biblical crossings, Mount Gilboa/Beth-shan (Saul’s death), and Jerusalem’s Mount of Olives. The ruins, inscriptions, and locations discussed match Scripture exactly, proving the Bible’s trustworthiness archaeologically, geographically, and prophetically.