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The Stones Cry Out: Episode 8—Isaiah

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About this episode

The prophet Isaiah lived in the eighth century B.C. under the rule of King Hezekiah, one of the righteous kings of the Bible. This was the tumultuous period of the Assyrian invasion of Israel and Judah. Can biblical archaeology corroborate the historicity of these figures and events?

Join Dinesh D'Souza on a journey from the patriarchs to the early Christians, available in two versions: the full-length documentary and a 12-part episodic series

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PragerU, the YouTube channel of PragerU, on 2026-10-18
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Length
12 min
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Language
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