King Ahaz of Judah faced attacks from Aram and Israel and became a vassal of Assyria to survive. His son Hezekiah returned to God and built an underground tunnel to protect Jerusalem’s water supply during siege.
The Siloam Inscription, found inside the tunnel, confirms the Bible’s account in 2 Kings. This ancient Hebrew text describes the tunnel’s construction, proving the story true.
At the tunnel’s end is The Pool of Siloam where Jesus healed a blind man (John 9:7-11), which still exists today—linking biblical history and archaeology in a powerful way.
