The Bible let us know Israel would?

Prophecy fulfilled.

Not long ago, archaeologists could agree that the Old Testament, for all its embellishments and contradictions, contained a kernel of truth. Obviously, Moses had not parted the Red Sea but it seemed clear that the Israelites had started out as a nomadic band somewhere in the vicinity of ancient Mesopotamia; that they had migrated first to Palestine and then to Egypt; and that, following some sort of conflict with the authorities, thy had fled into the desert under the leadership of a mysterious figure. Altough much was unknown, archaeologists were confident that they had succeeded in nailing down at least these few basic facts.

That is no longer the case. In the last quarter century or so, archaeologists have seen one settled assumption after another concerning who the ancient Israelites were and where they came from proved false. Abraham, Moses, and the other patriarchs appear to have been spliced together out of various pieces of local lore. The Davidic Empire, which archaeologists once thought as incontrovertible as the Roman, is now seen as an invention of Jerusalem-based priests in the 7th and 8th centuries BCE who were eager to burnish their national history. The religion we call Judaism does not reach well back into the second millennium BCE but appears to be, at most, a product of the mid-first.

That is not to say that individual elements of the story are not older. But Jewish monotheism, the sole and exclusive worship of an ancient Semitic god known as Yahweh, did not fully coalesce until the period between the Assyrian conquest of the northern Jewish kingdom of Israel in 722 BCE and the Babylonian conquest of the southern kingdom of Judah in 586 BCE.

Some twelve to fourteen centuries of "Abrahamic" religious development, the cultural wellspring that has given us not only Judaism but Islam and Christianity, have thus been erased. Judaism appears to have been the product not of some dark and nebulous period of early history but of a more modern age of big-power politics in which every nation aspired to the imperial greatness of a Babylon or an Egypt. Judah, the sole remaining Jewish outpost by the late 8th century BCE, was a small, out-of-the-way kingdom with little in the way of military or financial clout. Yet at some point its priests and rulers seem to have been seized with the idea that their national deity, now deemed to be nothing less than the king of the universe, was about to transform them into a great power. They set about creating an imperial past commensurate with such an empire, one that had the southern heroes of David and Solomon conquering the northern kingdom and making rival kings tremble throughout the known world. From a "henotheistic" cult in which Yahweh was worshipped as the chief god among many, they refashioned the national religion so that henceforth Yahweh would be worshipped to the exclusion of all other deities. One law, that of Yahweh, would now reign supreme.

The Bible also says the sun revolves around the earth. Further evidence for the non-existence of God?

If one can not stop or control over such happening, one should not worry much about it.

When such happening becomes reality not only you but the whole world will see.

Just relax now and enjoy your present time.

The ancient language of Hebrew has been kept alive all these centuries throughout the world wide dispersion of Jews in lands where Jews spoke many different languages as their primary spoken language, they still taught Hebrew to their children in liturgy, prayer and in literature, poetry and song..and Jews in distant lands wrote to one another in Hebrew, thus keeping its use to communicate intact, this is how and why it was easy to make Hebrew the primary language of the State of Israel when after centuries of striving to reestablish soverignty and self-determination in the Jewish homeland it was made possible, and Israel was established as a democratic nation state..rather than as a theocracy as is prophecied. So that portion hasn't happened yet..the kingdom of God on earth is still in the future in the messianic age.

And the history revisionism of "sanity" is unsupportable by the very studies he claims to be using to support his fanciful tale..

archaeological evidence does not support that Judaism EVER permited polytheism. Today Jews recognize that other people worship other entities as deity and we are surrounded by them, that doesn't mean they are permissible to be worshipped in Judaism or that Jews are adherents of their religion.

From the moment the eternal covenant with Avraham was established, and continued through Yitzak and Yaakov …whose name was changed to Yisrel and became the name of the eternal covenant nation people* defining aspect of Judaism to contrast it with ALL surrounding religions is that it is strictly MONOtheistic.

It has never, ever been polytheistic.

The ancestors of the ancient Hebrews were polytheists, and the language and terms of religion they redefined to apply to the monotheistic covenant of Yisrael came from the paradigm of a polytheistic world.

The heretics, apostates and surrounding peoples who were shown throughout Tanakh to either be evil or bring suffering upon the nation Israel when they’d impose foreign gods and polytheism into the lives of the Jewish people..did not redefine Judaism. The Holy Scriptures are clear from Genesis forward, Israel is eternally obligated to be exclusive to the incorporeal ONE God..but it is also clear that God is not exclusive to Israel.

Look at the Christian cult that calls itself "Messianic Judaism"..they worship Jesus as do their other New Testament co-religionists who call themselves Christians..yet the entire world's Jews of every movement and in every Jewish community in the world have spoken honestly that they are not a part of the Jewish people, there are official position statements speaking against their assault to Jewish communities and their misrepresentations and fraudulent identity theft yet in a few years...people like you..misrepreenting archaeology would claim Jews permitted Jesus worship.

In the ancient world therre were apostate Jews too..and the Tanakh shows that every time a wicked king permitted or even worse ordered the worship of a foreign god, that all Israel suffered and usually at the very hands of the people whose false gods they'd adopted in lieu of their covenant to worship God exclusively. This lesson of history isn't LOST to Jews because we don't ignore or tamper or alter our history to suit the whims of those who would see us disappear

More than Israel has kept Torah, the Torah has kept Israel.

This is also seen in the Hebrew language itself. The language helped to preserve us as we preserved it.

The existence of the eternal covenant with God despite all efforts to do away with it, from ancient empires who wished to impose their kings as gods and assimilate the Jews and then tried to exile and murder the Jews for refusing, to crusade, inquistion, pogrom, holocaust, Dhimmitude, Jihad, missionary madness and whatever other method...we're still here.

The Ancient Egyptian Empire, the Babylonian Empire, the Phillistines,the Persian Empire, Assyria, the Roman Empire, the Greek Empire, the Byzantine Empire, the Spainish Empire, the Crusaders , Nazi Germany, and Russia have all gone down to ruin from their former status as a dominating force in the world...and what is their common tie?

Each of those tried to wipe out the Jewish people

The Jewish people remain one of the smallest of nation peoples, but we've a Friend in the highest of places, so play nice.

Am Yisrael Chai

That's pretty weak evidence. The guys all powerful, right? Why not a show of miracles at half time of the Superbowl?

The bible is not proof of anything, it's a bunch of made-up stories.