The Bible, Archaeology & October 7th — Dinesh D’Souza Explains the Connection
November 20, 2025
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as posted by the channelDinesh D’Souza joins Bryan Callen on Off Limits for one of the most intense and surprising conversations about biblical archaeology, history, and the events surrounding October 7th. From ancient inscriptions confirming long-debated figures to the connection between Old Testament prophecy and modern geopolitical events, this episode goes deep into the past to understand the present.
Dinesh lays out how archaeological discoveries in Israel, Jordan, and Egypt are reshaping what scholars once believed about the historicity of the Bible — and how those discoveries intersect with current events in the Middle East. Bryan and Dinesh explore what these findings mean, why they matter, and how history, faith, and modern conflict collide in ways few people recognize.
If you’re interested in biblical history, archaeology, or the search for truth behind ancient texts and modern headlines, this is a must-watch conversation.
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