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Anna de Vries

Archaeology and Text

Anna de Vries covers excavation, epigraphy, and manuscript studies. She has worked three seasons in the Judean foothills.

5 stories by Anna de Vries

Investigations

Inside the Collapse of Cornerstone Global Ministries Subscriber only

For six years Cornerstone told donors their gifts were building wells and training pastors overseas. The return it filed with the IRS tells a different story.

Staff report|Aug 31, 2026|14 min

Scripture

How the Canon Was Recognized

The historical process is messier than both the popular accounts, and more reassuring than either.

Staff report|Aug 21, 2026|11 min

Archaeology

Seals of the Scribes Metered article

A clay seal impression is a small thing. Its evidentiary weight depends entirely on where it was found.

Staff report|Aug 14, 2026|9 min

Scripture

Variants That Do Not Shake the Faith — and the Two That Deserve a Footnote Metered article

The honest account of the manuscript evidence is stronger than the defensive one.

Staff report|Aug 8, 2026|10 min

Archaeology

The Pool of Siloam, Fifteen Years On

A first-century public pool at the right place is significant. It is not, by itself, a confirmation of a healing.

Staff report|Jul 1, 2025|8 min