ABR receives questions all the time about history and the Bible. Sometimes those get responses in ABR's magazine Bible & Spade. Questions like: What does it mean when a thousand years is like a day? How long is a day when in Genesis it talks about evening and morning? Did Moses use multiple sources when writing the book of Genesis?

If you have a question about anything related to Biblical history or archaeology, you can ask ABR by emailing comments@biblearchaeology.org

Bible & Spade Magazine

Daniel 9 Project - Rick Lanser

Is this the Face of God? - Biblical Archaeology Review

Henry and Dr. Brian Peterson look at the "Genesis mandates" in Genesis 1 and 2, and how the rejection of those mandates has led to the decline of sexual ethics in our post-modern world.

The Bible, Sexuality and Culture - book link

The Authors of the Deuteronomistic History - book link

Have you ever wondered what the natural world was like before the flood? And how does that line up with the imagery we have in our minds about the animals on Noah's Ark? Paul Garner joins to discuss his book "The Fossils and the Flood" and gives a picture of what the old world may have been like, with floating forests, and the ancestors of modern animals that may have been on the ark.

Fossils and the Flood - book link

Let's Talk Creation - podcast