Biblical History and Archaeology (CD Set and Study Guide)

• Israel in Egypt: the Evidence for the Hebrew Sojourn in Egypt
• Where Is Mt. Sinai and Why It Does Not Matter
• David and Solomon's Kingdom in the Light of Archaeology
• King Hezekiah's Defense of Jerusalem against Assyria as Illustrated by Archaeology

James Hoffmeier is emeritus professor of Old Testament and Near Eastern Archaeology at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Illinois. Born and raised in Egypt, Hoffmeier’s passion for Biblical Archaeology and Old Testament studies began in his youth, which led him to major in Near Eastern Archaeology at Wheaton College (IL). Graduate school took him to the University of Toronto where he earned his MA and PhD in Egyptology. Hoffmeier has authored and edited 20 books including Israel in Egypt, Akhenaten and the Origins of Monotheism, and The Prophets of Israel: Walking Ancient Paths. He has also written more than 100 articles in journals, books, dictionaries, and encyclopedias. After his retirement in 2019, Hoffmeier moved to Paradise, PA, to be close to his five grandchildren.