You might expect to find old relics and bits of clay shards in the sun baked earth of ancient Jerusalem— but sharks?
Oh, it happened.
“In the ancient city of Jerusalem, nestled within its landlocked confines, relics dating back 3000 years coexist with surprising companions—shark teeth from the Cretaceous period”
(Dr. Heidi Baker)
3,000 year old treasure found in the same layer as 29 types of “trillion” year old teeth would certainly contradict the secular narrative. It’s a fascinating find but shocking? Not to some of us.
EVIDENCE FOR EMMAUS
The problem is, nobody knows where Emmaus is. According to the Gospel of Luke, Jesus appeared after his resurrection in a village by that name but like many other towns and cities mentioned in the Holy Canon the location of Emmaus has proven to be elusive. That is— until very recently.
A dig taking place in Kiriath-Jearim led researchers to stumble across evidence that dated later than the Maccabean revolt (167-160 BC). It became evident that this site was more significant than anybody realized. The most intriguing theory so far is that this might just be the elusive Emmaus whose ancient streets were once graced by the resurrected feet of Jesus. Time will tell and perhaps unveil some exciting new discoveries.
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