Oldest Possibly Hebrew Inscription Possibly Found

Fox News ^ | October 30, 2008 | AP

[Alex Murphy]

...The five lines of faded characters written 3,000 years ago, and the ruins of the fortified settlement where they were found, are indications that a powerful Israelite kingdom existed at the time of the Old Testament's King David, says Yossi Garfinkel, the Hebrew University archaeologist in charge of the new dig at Hirbet Qeiyafa...

[Alex Murphy]

Excerpted due to AP authorship

[dblshot]

They say:

Don’t worry about husband. Meet me at palace. David.

[Brian S. Fitzgerald]

powerful Israelite kingdom existed at the time of the Old Testament's King David,

This can't be true, David was a muslim /sarc

[CholeraJoe]

GGG

[WayneS]

Is it POSSIBLE?

Possibly.

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

It says:

Don’t Even
Think About
Parking Your
Chariot Here.
Violators Will Be Towed.

[Pietro]

"revival in the belief that what's written in the Bible is accurate like a newspaper."

Ironically, one hopes this is not true.

[theDentist]

"A shiksa walks into a bar with a malpe on her shoulder..."
After that the inscription is too faded to read...

[al_c]

Muskie Muskrat says, "It's possible ... it's possible"

[AppyPappy]

Translated:

Come to Asherah’s after the child sacrifice for a nice coffee and cake. You might as well enjoy yourself.

[Recovering_Democrat]

My. You mean that "rotting corpse" Obama's friend Ahmadinejead calls Israel really has been around for a few millenia?? :)

[Ro_Thunder]

I felt the same way reading that statement.

“what’s written in the Bible is accurate (NOT) like a newspaper” is more true to today’s life.

[SunkenCiv]

thanks CholeraJoe.

‘Oldest Hebrew writing found near J’lem’
Jerusalem Post | 10-30-08
Posted on 10/30/2008 5:07:10 AM PDT by SJackson
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2119502/posts

[SunkenCiv]

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[Liberty1970]

"revival in the belief that what's written in the Bible is accurate like a newspaper."

OK, I just *barely* avoided bawling out loud with laughter (and hitting my head on the monitor doubling over in mirth) at this line. :-)

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

It’s an election sign. Translated;

Don’t Forget To Vote For the Candidate Who Hates Jews the Most and Wants To Destroy Us. We’ll Figure Out Why Later.

[Ciexyz]

The vase fragment says, "Made by 100% Hebrew labor. Buy Israeli."

[freedomlover]

“I don’t if Bill thinks I’m hot even after being dead all these years. Tell him to keep his hands to himself. You don’t know where those hands have been!”

[Ciexyz]

“For a great deal, call Benny.”

[SunkenCiv]

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