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You know, in the 19th chapter of the Gospel of Luke, Jesus provides a strong word picture about the stones and about how they sing God's praises.

In fact, I have that quote with me. Jesus answered,

I tell you, if these become silent, the stones will cry out. And that was meant apparently as a metaphor,

but maybe not. And this phrase is now becoming true. Many archaeological discoveries,

the rocks, if you will, throughout the Middle East, have solidified the strong case for the accuracy

of the scripture and the reliability of it. Every word is God breathed. And today we're going to be

talking primarily with a woman, but also with her husband, who has compiled a book of artifacts

and excavated ruins that show us the validity and existence of ancient biblical characters.

It's fascinating to talk about the places throughout the modern day world and what's going

on there today.

Her name is Lisette Brody, and she's an author and a journalist.

She did her work, actually her first published work, was in the Christian archaeologist magazine, The Bible and Spade,

and also a newspaper here in Colorado Springs, of all places, called the Briargate Edition.

Leicette earned her bachelor's degree in foreign language from Syracuse University and a

master's degree in biblical studies from Capitol Bible Seminary. That was in 2013.

Her husband, David, is here with us today. He's the chief political analyst for the

Christian Broadcast Network, and they've been married for 30 years. And they tell me that you

were the primary researcher and facilitator for L Lisette as she worked on this book.

Definitely 100% supporter, researcher as well. But, you know, Lisette was the one that really

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