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To: Solon who wrote (67649)6/29/2015 12:48:28 PM
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If there was no first temple, then there would have been much less reason to build the second temple in a series of events that were pretty well documented. I do agree that antiquities of that period are difficult to find.



To: Solon who wrote (67649)6/29/2015 8:57:43 PM
From: 2MAR$  Respond to of 69300
 
Some Israeli archaeologists are concerned that the whole archaeological record has been seriously contaminated and distorted by the forgers' activities.

What are the odds, since 98% of these all 'biblical finds' in the last 300yrs have all been forgeries & fakes! <bg

( we are excluding all the earlier promiscuous trade in 'authentic' medieval relics & clever faked death shrouds etc)


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