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EPISODE · Jun 2, 2026 · 43 MIN

Proof the Book of Joshua Really Happened With Aaron Lipkin

from Live The Land

What if one of the most debated archaeological discoveries in Israel points directly back to the Book of Joshua?In this episode, Franny Waisman welcomes Aaron Lipkin, founder of Lipkin Tours, for a fascinating conversation about biblical archaeology in Judea and Samaria, the Israelite settlement period, Mount Ebal, and the controversial “curse tablet.” Together, they explore how archaeology, geography, Tanach, and academic debate all intersect in one of the most significant biblical sites in the land of Israel.Aaron Lipkin is the founder of Lipkin Tours, where he leads educational tours throughout Judea and Samaria with a focus on biblical archaeology, Jewish history, and the physical geography of Tanach. His work helps visitors connect the stories of the Bible to the actual places where they unfolded.Time Stamps:00:00 Why Evidence Feels Fragmentary11:29 Academia vs Bible Debate19:53 Covenant Ceremony Explained22:49 Drone Tour of Shechem25:03 Proofs of Joshua’s Altar30:52 The Cursed Tablet Find36:03 Why Visit Judea SamariaTune in to the full episode for a powerful conversation on biblical archaeology, Mount Ebal, Joshua’s altar, and the enduring significance of Judea and Samaria.

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