Archeology: Astonishing Discoveries in the land of the Bible September 14, 2011

Archeology and the Bible:

Five Multimedia Presentations over five evenings: September 14 through 18
Loughborough Center, 1844 Broderick Street, Between California and Pine Street.
For each evening come for a light vegetarian dinner at 6:00
Multimedia Presentation 6:30 – 8:00
Archeology study resources will be available.
Everything is Free – just come and enjoy.

Let Archeology show you that the Bible is not a book of myths written by uneducated people. Here are the titles of each session, followed by information on the speakers.

Egyptian Wonders that Stunned the World: September 14.

Babylon, Sumer and the Quest for Power: September 15.

The Greatest Discoveries in the Land of Israel: September 16.

The Spade and the Historical Jesus: September 17.

Living Rocks from the Apocalypse: September 18.

Presenters are experts in Archeology and Bible History:

Michael G. Hasel, Ph.D. is curator of the Lynn Wood Museum of Archaeology, Director of the Institute of Archaeology and professor of Archaeology and Near Eastern Studies at Southern Adventist University in Tennessee. He has participated in many archaeological excavations and study tours in Israel, Jordan, Egypt, Cyprus, and turkey. His lectures, professional expertise and fascinating experiences will prove very enlightening to those interested in the topic of how Bible history interfaces with the latest Archaeological discoveries.

Ron E. M. Clouzet, D.min., Th.D. is Professor of Christian Ministry and theology at Andrews University in Michigan. He has lectured extensively in 50 countries in five continents, including the Bible lands of Israel, Egypt, Jordan and Turkey. His international experience and dynamic, multi-media presentations make the Bible come alive, answering many relevant historical and prophetic questions. You’ll never read the Bible the same way again.

For more information contact: 415-921-9016, www.SFCentral.org