Tutankhamun’s Trumpets and Numbers 10. Photo: Classic FM.

Newest Article: The Silver Trumpets of Numbers 10

Written by Gary A. Rendsburg

The silver trumpet from Tutankhamun’s tomb offers a striking material parallel to the two silver trumpets described in Numbers 10:1–10. Egyptian artifacts, biblical texts, later commentary, and the 1939 BBC recording of King Tut’s trumpets illuminate the passage’s royal, cultic, and military… Read More

 

 

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