Hebrew Pottery
Hebrew Pottery Archaeologists can distinguish a vessel’s cultural source by small variations in the shape of a handle, lip, or base. Nineteenth-century archaeologist Flinders Petrie identified the vessels shown here as Hebrew both from the strata in which they were found, at Tell el-Hesi near Beersheba, and from details of their construction. David, portraying the worldwide power God’s [ Son ] would have, said that the Eternal King would shatter resistant nations like a man shatters a clay vessel with an iron rod ( Psalm 2:8–9 , Rev 2:26–27 ). Judg 6:19 , 1 Kgs 17:10 , Ps 2:8–9 , Jer 18:1–6 , Hos 8:8 , Mark 7:4 , Rev 2:26–27