Exciting News: Fourth Volume in 'Biblical Archaeology' Series Released

Throughout history, the biblical events have ignited the imagination of archaeologists. There is no book in the world that has served as a foundation for as many archaeological studies and discoveries as the Bible, and no region that has been researched as thoroughly as the Biblical Lands.

Rabbi Zamir Cohen's book series, 'Biblical Archaeology,' is already well-known to many. It is packed with countless archaeological findings that illuminate the truth of the Bible and narrate the human history of the Biblical Lands. Now, after much anticipation, the new book—the fourth volume in this amazing series—has been released.

The new volume explores the late period of the First Temple, the Babylonian exile, the days of Ezra and Nehemiah, the reconstruction of the Second Temple, and the era of Mordechai and Esther in the capital of Shushan.

How did moral decline begin in the Kingdom of Judah during the last days of the First Temple?

How did Nebuchadnezzar conquer Egypt and Lebanon on his way to Israel?

What happened when Jehoiachin, King of Judah, was exiled?

How did Nebuchadnezzar conquer Judah's cities and Jerusalem, step by step, until the Temple was destroyed?

What did the Jews do during the Babylonian exile?

What was the role of Belshazzar's feast in the fall of the Babylonian empire?

What was the impact of Gedaliah ben Ahikam's assassination on the Land of Israel?

How were the Temple ruins restored and the Second Temple built during the days of Ezra and Nehemiah?

What was King Ahasuerus's army composed of, and what was Mordechai's status in the royal court?

Answers to all these questions and many more intriguing details are available in the new book, complemented by stunning images, some rare, that vividly illustrate the text.

From the book 'Biblical Archaeology Volume 4' by Rabbi Zamir Cohen, just released in stores. To purchase the book, click here.