A section of an ancient city wall of Jerusalem from the tenth century B.C.E. (between 1000 BC and 901 BC), possibly built by King Solomon, has been revealed in archaeological excavations. The ...

The First Temple, built by King Solomon, was destroyed not solely because of external military conquest by the Babylonians but because of the rot within. As the prophet Jeremiah warned, the people had ...

A fifth century amulet depicting the demon-fighting King Solomon has been found by archaeologists in Turkey, referencing a book banned from the Bible for including themes of dark magic. The amulet ...

Archaeologists are questioning the Old Testament account of the destruction of King Solomon's Temple after a missing section of the original temple wall was found during a dig.

A 1,600 year old amulet depicting the demon-fighting King Solomon has been found by archaeologists in Turkey, referencing a book banned from the Bible for including themes of dark magic.

The First Temple was built by King Solomon as a dwelling place for God on Mount Moriah in Jerusalem around 966 B.C. It was destroyed by the Babylonians in the 6th century B.C., ...

The Temple built by Solomon would become the spiritual center of Jerusalem. At the same time, the king built a ring of strongholds to protect his kingdom, with fortresses in Megiddo, Hazor, and Gezer.

Shukron described how they knew the site dated to the 8th century, roughly the period of King Hezekiah, “When we began excavating the City of David in 2010, we discovered that the site had been ...

For many, the list of adjectives commonly associated with King Solomon begins and ends with wisdom. But this summer, classics Professor Jeff Winkle and sophomore Alex Westenbroek are tackling an ...

Solomon’s reign brought significant achievements, such as constructing the First Temple, but imposed heavy financial and labor burdens. After Solomon’s, his son Rehoboam inherited a kingdom ...

The First Temple, built by King Solomon, ... Civil war, rivalries and betrayal made them ripe for invasion and conquest. The destruction of the Temple in 586 BCE was not just a military defeat.