100 Proofs for the Bible: Old and New Testaments PowerPoint - CD-ROM Macintosh

Is the Bible full of made-up stories? How can we really know that the Bible is true? This ready-to-go PowerPoint presentation answers these questions and more. From the Dead Sea Scrolls to the Ancient Flood Story, this PowerPoint features more than 500 slides packed with fascinating facts, logical proof, and over 100 archeological finds backing the Bible’s reliability. Includes more than 180 colorful maps and photographs that make learning about the Bible’s reliability easy to understand and engaging.

This handy presentation examines 100 key archaeological finds that:

• Confirm the Bible’s accuracy—such as the House of David inscription (Dan inscription) which was the first reference to King David found outside the Bible.
• Explain the Bible’s background and cultures.

Fantastic full-color ready-to-use PowerPoint has more than 60 images and text.

4 Key Features of 100 Proofs for The Bible PowerPoint

1. Highly Visual Bible Archaeology Presentation

Packed with illustrations and photographs, don’t just tell—SHOW your students 100 archaeological finds that back up the Bible’s reliability. Includes descriptions and clear explanations that are easy-to-teach!

2. Enjoy Having Over 100 Archaeological Proofs of the Bible

Is the Bible full of made-up stories, or might there be evidence for people, places, customs, and events mentioned in Scripture? Here are 100 finds that support the trustworthiness of Scripture. Finds include:

• King David’s Jerusalem (2 Samuel and 1 Chronicles)
• House of David inscription (Dan inscription) first reference to King David found outside the Bible
• Beersheba, the southern boundary of the Promised Land (1 Kings 4:25)
• Damascus, city of Saul’s conversion (Acts 9:1-25)
• The Erastus inscription (Romans 16:23) verifies Erastus’s existence as a public official in Corinth as the Bible says
• “God Fearers” inscriptions, terms found in Acts 13 and Acts 17 to possibly describe non-Jews who were believers
• The Pontius Pilate inscription—which confirms his historicity as Roman prefect in Luke 3
• The “city authorities” (polytarch) inscriptions—proof that the apostle Paul’s use of the word was correct use Acts 17
• The Synagogue at Capernaum (Mark 1:21-28; Luke 4:31-37; John 6:59)
• The Gallio inscription—proof of the Roman governor Gallio mentioned in Acts 18)

3. Ready-to-Use Customizable Slides for Flexible Teaching

Use the presentation as-is or customize it to fit your teaching schedule! This flexible presentation format allows you to rearrange or add slides at your choosing!

• More than 500 slides, fully customizable for flexible teaching
• Teach on one part or run the entire presentation
• You control the timing, the speed, and order

4. All-In-One: Includes Handouts and Worksheets

Packed with printable worksheets, tip sheets, and quick-reference charts, this 100 Proofs of the Bible PowerPoint presentation is all you need to teach a class about biblical archaeology. Includes:

• Printable slide handouts for easy notetaking
• Map and glossary handouts for easy teaching
• Discussion questions, quizzes, and worksheets
• and more!

Perfect for individual use, Bible studies, evangelism training, new believer’s classes, giveaways, and more!