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NEWS RELEASE: Dr. Scott Stripling / Featured Guest on The 700 Club / July 16, 2018

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ABR is excited to announce that Dr. Scott Stripling, Director of Excavations for ABR, will be interviewed on The 700 Club on Monday, July 16th. Dr. Stripling will be sharing his extensive experience and archaeological research from his most recent excavation at the ancient biblical city of Shiloh, Israel. Dr. Stripling will discuss how the dig brings further light on the Bible, affirming what God has revealed on the pages of Scripture.

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