We are days away from giving you a first look at the Gesher Gallery, a collection of thousands of curated photos, each tagged with biblical references and explaining biblical relevance. A uniquely designed database allows you to search in a variety of ways, including by topic and biblical reference. This vast collection features many photos that you will not find elsewhere.
Stay tuned for an announcement right here on our blog and on our social media channels!
Check out the next episode of OnScript – Biblical World podcasts – where I (Chris) talk with Mark Janzen, who fills us in on what it’s like to be an Egyptologist and his fascinating project at Karnak Temple – the greatest surviving building of the ancient world. Check it out.
Karnak Temple aerial, photo by Son of Groucho at https://www.flickr.com/photos/sonofgroucho/1071706984
We are excited to announce the premiere episode of “OnScript – the Biblical World” podcast, which will be a (mostly) weekly podcast featuring episodes discussing the archaeology, geography, culture, and history of the biblical world. In this episode, Oliver Hersey (JUC) and I talk about the archaeology of the religious reform of Hezekiah king of Judah, which is mentioned in 2 Kings 18:4. Give it a listen and subscribe! Thanks to Matthew Lynch (OnScript and Regent College) for all his hard work in getting this podcast off the ground! We look forward to upcoming episodes featuring Mark Janzen, Mary Buck, Kyle Keimer, and Lynn Cohick, as well as a variety of guests!
Decommissioned sacrificial altar with snake etching from Tel Sheba, photo by Tamarah
In this episode, Chris discusses the biblical and geographical backgrounds related to crossing the Jordan River (Apple podcast link). If you prefer to watch the episode on Youtube, see below.
The Jordan River, photo by “High Contrast” in the public domain
In addition to the production of a feature-length documentary and the current episode of the series: Philistines: Warriors to the West, we also have two other episodes related to the Tabernacle and the Ark of the Covenant in production (Release Summer/Fall 2022) and several more episodes planned. Gesher Media is not a “non-profit”. Contributions are not tax deductible. If a gifted amount is $1000 or more your name or organization will be featured in the credits of Uncovering the Tabernacle. Please reach out to us for more details at: Contact.
