BEYOND THE SURFACE: EXPLORING THE DEPTH OF BIBLICAL CONTEXT THROUGH ARCHAEOLOGY

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The relevant study addresses Beyond the Surface: Exploring the Depth of the Biblical Context through Archeology, which has been bringing several scientific innovations, when it comes to proof or evidence, archeology has been used. A cross-sectional dataset of 200 observations from 2024 to examine how methodological choices and archaeological discoveries affect our understanding of biblical context. Understanding of Biblical Context (UBC), Archaeological Discovery (AD), and Methodological Approach (MA) had higher average values than other traits, according to descriptive analysis. This suggests that they have a little better understanding of the biblical backdrop. AD, MA, and UBC all show positive correlations, indicating interdependence that is, increases in one measure usually correspond with increases in other variables. Strong internal consistency among measurements is confirmed by reliability analysis, which increases trust in the data. The ANOVA results highlight the predictive significance of both AD and MA for UBC nevertheless, because of the possibility of multi co linearity, care should be used. To sum up, the results highlight the importance of combining scientific and archaeological viewpoints to improve comprehension of the biblical setting, while emphasizing the necessity of additional diagnostic improvement to properly handle multi co linearity. The study of biblical background in depth through archaeology will probably take new turns in the future thanks to interdisciplinary teamwork, cutting-edge technology, and a sophisticated comprehension of cultural settings. In order to reconstruct the social, religious, and political environments of ancient societies, researchers may increasingly combine archaeological finds with literary, historical, and anthropological documentation.