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The Hebrew word תֵּבָה (tay‑VAH) is used twice in the Bible: once for Noah's ark and once for baby Moses's basket. One big ark saved humanity and one small ark saved Israel's deliverer.

(Genesis 6:14 and Exodus 2:3)

In 1993, we discovered a 2,800-year-old stone with an inscription referencing the "House of David," which is the oldest mention of David outside of the Bible.

When you read about "the land of milk and honey," the honey isn't talking about the sticky substance that bees make. It's most likely referring to syrup from the date fruit.