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The Eshbaal/Ishbosheth Inscription

This 10th century BC amphora found at the site of Khirbet Qeiyafa to the south east of Jerusalem contains an inscription of the name Eshbaal/Ishbosheth, son of Beda. This vessel helps to support the use of this biblical name (found in 1st Chronicles 8 & 9 and 2nd Samuel 3 & 4) in the 10th century BC when king Saul (whose son was called Eshbaal/Ishbosheth) and king David reigned over the united kingdom of Israel. Please leave a like, comment and don’t forget to subscribe for more content every Friday! #kingSaul #Eshbaal #KhirbetQeiyafa This video is intended for educational/commentary purposes and therefore images used in it fall under the rules of fair use. Every effort has been made to give appropriate credit where it is due when an image is either not from my own collection or public domain. Background Music: Desert City Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b... Books Used: Unearthing the Bible by Titus Kennedy The Archaeology of Biblical People by David E. Graves