Quotes About The Bible And History

Quotes about the Bible and history reflect the profound impact that this ancient text has had on shaping cultures, societies, and the course of human events. Spanning centuries and continents, these quotes offer insight into the Bible's role as a source of wisdom, moral guidance, and historical context. They highlight its ability to inspire individuals, inform worldviews, and influence pivotal moments in history. Whether viewed as a spiritual guide or a historical record, the Bible's enduring presence is a testament to its lasting significance in the collective human consciousness. From religious leaders and scholars to philosophers and leaders, these quotes underline the intricate interplay between the Bible and the shaping of our world's narrative.

• Bible Characters and History - Walter G. Williams
• Assyrian Pride - Ashurnasirpal II
• The Ancient British - Julius Caesar
• The Horrors of the Jerusalem Siege - Flavius Josephus
• The Ancient Greek Language - A.T. Robertson
• Holy Places in Jerusalem - John Wilkinson
• Not One Stone Upon Another - Kathleen Kenyon
• Palestine - George Allen Turner
• Jews and Their Land - David Ben-Gurion
• Herod's Speech on the Eve of the Temple's Reconstruction - Josephus
• Pompey Enters the Holy of Holies - Cornelius Tacitus
• Cyrus Captures Babylon Account - Herodotus of Halicarnassus
• Julius Caesar and the Jews - Jeremy C. Jackson
• "Sacred Prostitution" in Babylon - Herodotus - The Histories
• Pontius Pilate and the Aqueduct Riots - Flavius Josephus
• Cutting A Path - Kenneth S. Wuest
• Original Meanings of Words - Henry Craik
• Hebrew - The Rich Language - Robert Baker Girdlestone
• Jerusalem - 3000 Years of History - Ezer Weizmann
• The Earliest Christian Creed - Frederick Fyvie Bruce
• The Pick and the Spade - James M. Freeman
• Peculiar Customs - William Franklin (Billy) Graham
• Jesus' View of the Old Testament - Donald Guthrie
• Heathen Oracles and Hebrew Prophecy - Paton J. Gloag
• Abraham's Seed - Blessing of the Nations - Franz Julius Delitzsch
• Samson and the Philistines - R. K. Harrison
• Quotes From Some U.S. Presidents - William Federer
• Octavian and Herod - F. F. Bruce
• History, Archaeology and the Bible - Henry Clarence Thiessen
• The Day of Christ's Birth - Harold W. Hoehner
• The People of the Bible - Ralph Gower
• What did the Persian King Do When He Entered Babylon? - Josephus
• When did Jerusalem become the Capital of Israel? - Kathleen Kenyon
• When was Bible Completed According to Archaeology? - William F. Albright
• Kenyon on the Rylands Fragment - Sir Frederic Kenyon
• Papyrology and Dating the New Testament - Millar Burrows
• The Reliability of the New Testament Text - C.F. Sitterly
• Origin of Gospel Traditions - E. Hoskyns
• Theology or History? - Michael Grant
• The Horror of the Cross - Cicero
• 1. Israelite, Hebrew or Jew? - John Bimson
• 2. Israelite, Hebrew or Jew? - John Bimson
• Koine Greek (330 BC - 330 AD) - Daniel B. Wallace
• Origins of Hebrew Prophecy - C. Hassell Bullock
• Alexander and the Temple in Jerusalem - E. B. Pusey
• A Literary Tale of Ritual Murder to stir up Hatred - Flavius Josephus
• Hellenistic Anti-Semitism - Edward H. Flannery
• New Testament Greek - Joseph Angus
• The Bible Gives . . . - Helen Keller
• Greek and Hebrew Renderings - Hugh Schonfield
• Ancient Customs and Scripture - Walter G. Williams
• The Paradox of Palestine - William Foxwell Albright
• The Term 'Palestine' - John Bimson
• Geography and the Bible - J. M. Houston
• The Mystery of Jesus - Daniel Rops
• The 5 Books of Moses and Archaeology - Gleason L. Archer, Jr.
• A Letter to his Uncle - Sir William Mitchell Ramsay
• The Roman Empire - Edward Arthur Litton
• God's Placement of Palestine - Sir G. A. Smith
• Historians and Christians - John Elder
• Judaism or Christ - C.E. B. Cranfield
• Paul's Use of the Old Testament - E. E. Ellis
• "Little" Israel - Daniel Rops
• The Hanging Gardens Of Babylon - Hazel W. Perkin
• The Acts Of The Apostles - Merril C. Tenney
• The End Product Of Alexander's Empire - E. A. Judge
• Jesus, Paul, And Christianity - F. L. Anderson
• The Moral Status In Jesus' Time - J.W. Shepard
• Josephus on Crucifixion - Flavius Josephus
• Old Testament Exegesis - Douglas Stuart
• Idol Worship - James B. Walker
• Letter From A Pioneer of Biblical Archaeology - Maj. General C. W. Wilson
• The Birth Of Civilization - F.C. Payne
• Assyrian Cruelty - Asshurizirpal Inscription
• The Author of Acts and his Hero - W. M. Ramsay
• Reliable Sources - John Warwick Montgomery
• History or Literature or Scripture? - Arthur Wainwright
• Assyrian Rich and Costly Apparel - Joseph Bonomi
• The Jewish Week In NT Times - Alfred Edersheim
• The Roman Army - George H. Allen
• Origin Of Languages - William Sanford LaSor
• Solomon's Gold From Ophir - Merril F. Unger
• About Flavius Josephus - R.M. Wenley
• Archaeology And The OT Text - Norman Geisler, William Nix
• Between The Testaments - Charles F. Pfeiffer
• What I Believe! - Sir Francis Bacon
• Rules And Precepts At Harvard In 1636 - Harvard University
• The Chester Beatty Papyri - Bruce F. Harris
• Luke, The Greek Historian - Kenneth S. Wuest
• Luke and the Book of Acts - W. M. Ramsay
• Why Were Some Animals Unclean In Leviticus? - G.J. Wenham
• Mosaic Authorship of the Pentateuch - Gleason Archer
• Mount Moriah - Benjamin Chapman
• The Synagogue - James M. Freeman
• Is Christ Mentioned Outside Of The Bible? Josephus, Tacitus, Suetonius, Pliny, Lucian
• How Many Isaiah's According To The Dead Sea Scrolls? - Charles Pfeiffer
• Pliny's Conversation With Trajan About The Christians - Edwin M. Yamauchi
• The Crossing of the Red Sea - L. Thomas Holdcroft
• Emperor Worship in the Roman Province of Asia - F.F. Bruce
• About Crucifixion - Encyclopedia Britannica
• Notable Sayings About The Bible - Henry H. Haley
• Understanding Acts in History - Sir William Ramsay
• Opinion About The NT From A World Renown Archaeologist - W. F. Albright
• The Best Ancient Poesy And The Bible - Cowley
• "The Holy Land" in the Time of Christ - Alfred Edersheim
• The Bible Originally a Scroll and not a Book - Edgar J. Goodspeed
• Why Ancient Civilizations and Cities Disappeared - Howard E. Vos
• The New Testament Documents - Frederick G. Kenyon

"Behind 10,000 events stands God, the builder of history, the maker of the ages. Eternity bounds the one side, eternity bounds the other side, and time is in between---Genesis-origins, 'Revelation-endings, and all the way between God is working things out. You can go down into the minutest detail everywhere and see that there is one great purpose moving through the ages, the eternal design of the almighty God to redeem a wrecked and ruined world. The Bible is one book, one history, one story, His story."