Dr. Judd Burton
Founder and Director of the Institute of Biblical Anthropology
Dr. Judd Burton is a renowned historian, archaeologist, and Bible scholar dedicated to exploring the intersections of ancient history, biblical studies, and supernatural phenomena. As the founder and director of the Institute of Biblical Anthropology, Dr. Burton equips students, researchers, and believers with deep insights into the cultural and spiritual contexts of the Bible, shedding light on the ancient world’s connection to Scripture and the supernatural.
With expertise in biblical anthropology, ancient Near Eastern studies, and the study of giants, Nephilim, and other supernatural themes, Dr. Burton has become a sought-after speaker, teacher, and author. Through his books, courses, and lectures, he bridges the gap between academic research and practical faith, helping believers deepen their understanding of the Bible and its relevance in today’s spiritual and cultural landscape. His work inspires Christians to approach Scripture with a fresh perspective and embrace the depth of its historical and supernatural truths.
Unveiling Ancient Truths to Strengthen Modern Faith
Dr. Judd Burton is a historian, archaeologist, and Bible scholar committed to "Unveiling Ancient Truths to Strengthen Modern Faith." As the founder of the Institute of Biblical Anthropology, he bridges the gap between ancient history and biblical understanding, providing believers with fresh insights into Scripture’s historical and supernatural dimensions. Through his research, teachings, and writings, Dr. Burton equips Christians to deepen their faith, engage with biblical truths, and navigate the spiritual challenges of the modern world with clarity and confidence.
Delve into the historical and spiritual significance of sacred spaces like Peniel in biblical history.
In this insightful presentation, Dr. Judd Burton explores the concept of sacred space with a focus on Peniel, a site of profound biblical significance. As part of the Go Therefore Conference 2024, Dr. Burton shares his scholarly research, weaving together history, theology, and biblical archaeology. Though unable to attend in person, his message offers viewers a thought-provoking look into the spiritual and historical dimensions of sacred spaces.