JERICHO

By modern standards the houses were was unbearably small, stuffy and crowded. To a Neolithic family, they were home...  Read more...

But is there any hard evidence that Joshua actually did the things described in the Book of Joshua?  Did the walls come tumbling down? Is the Bible true?  Read more...

At first Herod tolerated Aristobulus because he was only a boy, and no real threat. But as time passed and Aristobulus approached eighteen, the situation changed.  Read more...

Bathing was popular among the upper classes; cleanliness was a status symbol. Only the wealthy could be clean all the time. Anyone who worked could not.  Read more...

Zacchaeus was a tax-collector, a quisling, a collaborator who gave his services to the enemy - in this case the Romans. Yet Jesus invited himself to dinner!  
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'The way I see it, I'm just collecting the taxes to protect the people of Jericho. But last week something happened to make me think...'  Finish Zacharias' story. Read more...

'When the trumpets sounded, the people shouted, and at the sound of the trumpet, when the people gave a loud shout, the wall collapsed'. Read more...