Seal discovered near Solomon's temple

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A black stone seal was found, containing Hebrew writing and Assyrian artwork, with a drawing of a genie, or as they say, a protective demon.
This clearly demonstrates that the Hebrews used pagan symbols to generate protection. In this case, the person who was defined as the protector was a high-ranking warrior of King David. It can be seen in the seal that the true ancient writing of the Hebrews was the Phoenician system, and not the current way of writing.
In a way, the alteration of the Hebrew writings emerged strongly during the period when they were servants of the Persians, thus acquiring an Aramaic script.
It can be seen from a reading of the Biblical writings that the Hebrew people have always been closely linked to paganism, using the gods of other peoples and symbols. As can be seen in the Assyrian winged being contained in the black stone.
This stone also makes it easier to prove that David existed. Many historians question the existence of David, just as they question the existence of Abraham. In this way, we have proof from the biblical text of both David's existence and the concept that the Israelite people had paganism embedded in their actions.
What we can conclude is that in the course of archaeological discoveries, the historical concepts of the Bible are being proven by archaeological discoveries.

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