Episode notes
What happens when you travel across Turkey looking for the biblical stories behind some of the world’s most ancient locations?
On this episode of The Lion’s Share, Monty Judah welcomes Joshua and Caleb—the Bearded Bible Brothers—back to the program after their major expedition through Turkey.
Their journey covered approximately 8,000 kilometers in just over three weeks and took them to some remarkable locations, including the seven churches of Revelation, sites connected to Paul’s missionary journeys, Tarsus, Gobekli Tepe, Haran, Carchemish and Mount Ararat.
The conversation explores the biblical significance of Turkey, its role in ancient history and prophecy, and the challenges the team faced while filming in locations where obtaining permits proved difficult.
One of the most compelling parts of the discussion centers on the Nephilim. Joshua and Caleb explain why they believe the subject deserves serious biblical consideration and how their travels through ancient locations influenced their understanding of the subject.
Monty Judah also brings his own history with the subject of Noah’s Ark, explaining his engineering analysis of the Ark and why he describes it as a floating box designed to survive the Flood, rather than a conventional sailing vessel.
This episode raises big questions about biblical history, ancient civilizations, Noah’s Ark, the Nephilim and the world described in Scripture.