The Aleppo Codex The Oldest Hebrew Bible Is Written in the Galilee

The Bar Kokhba Revolt Against the Romans

Tallit (Prayer Shawl) Fragment Found at Masada

Masada’s Synagogue

Sacrificial Doves

Hillel the Elder and the Golden Rule

The Best Representation of the Temple Menorah

David Receiving the News of Uriah’s Death by Rembrandt

King David Is Forbidden to Build the First Israelite Temple to G-d

David Purchases the Top of Mount Moriah

King David’s Palace

King Saul Attempts to Assassinate David

Why King David Chose Jerusalem as the Capital of Israel

David Captures the Jebusite (Canaanite) Fortress of Zion in Jerusalem

The Millo

King David’s Jerusalem The City of David

Jebusite Water Shaft Discovered in the City of David in 1867

Saul and David by Rembrandt

David Presents the Head of Goliath to King Saul by Rembrandt

David and Goliath

In the Valley of David and Goliath

David and Goliath by Rembrandt

“Shaaraim” Meaning “Two Gates”

“Goliath” Inscribed on Philistine Pottery

Golden Bell From the Clothing of a High Priest

Masada and its Synagogue

The First Temple Tax Coin

Text from Egypt

The name “Septuagint” derives from “The Translation of the Seventy”

Hellenistic Burial Tomb from Maresha, Israel

The Septuagint in the Codex Vaticanus, written in Israel

The Septuagint in the Papyrus Fouad 266

Nehemiah Travels From Shushan, Persia to Rebuild the Wall of Jerusalem

Xerxes Battles the Spartans at Thermopylae

Nehemiah’s Wall Found at the City of David

Cave of the Tobiads in Amman, Jordan

The Second Earliest Reference to the Sabbath outside of the Bible, from the Jews Living in Egypt

Nehemiah, Cup Bearer to the King

Persian Wine Set

Persian King Xerxes (Ahasuerus) and Queen Esther

Purim

The Temple is Complete and Passover is Celebrated

Persian Governor Tattenai's ​Inquiry on the Rebuilding of the Temple

King Jehoiachin is Freed in Babylon

Cyrus Captures Babylon: The Persian Rule of Judah Begins

King Cyrus Allows Exiled Judeans to Return to Jerusalem and Rebuild the Temple

The Writing Is on the Wall: "...your kingdom is given to the Medes and Persians"

Psalm 137

Ezekiel and The Chebar River of Babylon

Ezekiel in Tel Abib (Til Abubi)

The Tower of Babylon

Ashes from "Ahiel's House," Burnt by the Babylonians

Israelites Flee to Egypt

The Prophet Ezekiel

Jeremiah in Egypt

Nebuchadnezzar Releases Jeremiah, Gedaliah is Assassinated

Lamentation Scroll

Jeremiah Lamenting the Destruction of Jerusalem by Rembrandt

The Babylonian Destruction of King Solomon’s Temple

Babylonian Arrowhead from the Destruction of the Temple