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What Do Bullae from Jerusalem Reveal About Biblical Names?

Discover ancient clay seals bearing names found in Scripture—directly from the City of David.

Timeline Focus: 600 BCE

The Surprising Reality

In layers burned by Babylon's fire, archaeologists found bullae stamped with names from Jeremiah's time.

🤔The Context Question

But here's what most people don't realize: two of these match royal officials listed in the book of Jeremiah.

📚What We Know

Bullae bearing names like Gemariah and Jehucal were found near the royal quarter. They date to the 7th century BC. Their match with the biblical record supports scribal literacy and historicity. Explore the seals in artifact view.

Explore the Full Context

Jump to 600 BC and see exactly whose names appear in Jerusalem's ruins—discover how fire preserved the evidence.

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City of David

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Bulla of Jehucal

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📖Biblical References

📜Jeremiah 36:10📜Jeremiah 38:1

Scripture references supporting this historical context