Siegfried H. Horn
Siegfried H. Horn is professor emeritus of archeology at Andrews University, Berrien Springs, Michigan.
Important Archaeological Discoveries
A look at some recent discoveries with which ministers ought to be acquainted.
Early Christian Tombs Near Jerusalem
Avoiding sensational statements and stories concerning archaeological discoveries.
How to Use Archeological Evidence Effectively
This solicited article points out some timely cautions to those who speak on the subject of archeology. However, the author encourages our ministers to speak on this subject and gives a list of authentic writers that can be followed with confidence.
Ninth Extension School Held in the Far East
For eight weeks—from March 19 to May 12—Philippine Union College at Manila was host to a field school for workers from all over the far-flung lands of the Far Eastern Division.
A Revolution in the Early Chronology of Western Asia
An accurate chronological scheme is essential for a correct understanding of Bible history.
Research-Theology, History, Science
Modern Jericho is a flourishing city in the lower Jordan valley.
With the Seminary in Central Europe
Highlights from the latest Extension School of the Seminary.
Viewing Archeological Treasures in European Museums
How our visits to many various museums in Europe shed light on the Bible and strengthened our faith.
Biblical Archeology
The archaeological investigations of the Bible lands during the last 150 years have reopened the history of the past.
With the Seminary in Japan
The latest extension school of the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary of Andrews University was conducted during the months of February and March, 1962. It was held on the campus of Japan Missionary College, some forty miles southeast of Tokyo, Japan, which in the past has played a major role in the training of Japanese ministers.