Samuel Kinns - Graven in the Rock; or, The Historical Accuracy of the Bible Confirmed by Reference. Part I to the - 1895

"Graven in the Rock; or, The Historical Accuracy of the Bible Confirmed by Reference. Part I" by Samuel Kinns, published in 1895, is an example of 19th-century works aimed at validating biblical narratives through archaeology and contemporary research. This book likely explores inscriptions, ancient monuments, and physical evidence found in the Middle East and surrounding regions to support biblical accounts. During this era, there was strong scholarly and popular interest in reconciling faith with emerging archaeological discoveries, with many authors striving to affirm the historical foundations of religious texts. It reflects the intellectual efforts of the time to use material culture to corroborate scriptural events and boost the credibility of the Bible against rising secular criticism.