Sodom & Gomorrah: The Archaeological Discovery That Changes Everything

The ancient story of Sodom and Gomorrah's destruction by "fire and brimstone from the heavens" has long been a cornerstone of biblical narrative. For centuries, it was seen as pure theological allegory. But what if new archaeological and geological evidence suggests it was a real historical event?
In this video, we travel to the southeastern Dead Sea, the location experts believe was home to the infamous "Cities of the Plain." We examine the shocking discovery of strange sulphur balls scattered across a vast, burned-out landscape—a finding that matches the biblical description of "brimstone" with terrifying accuracy. Lab results confirm these findings are 95% pure sulphur, a fact that demands a scientific explanation.
We break down the compelling geological hypothesis: that a massive earthquake triggered a catastrophic hydrocarbon explosion, unleashing a firestorm and raining down burning materials and pure sulphur upon the cities. This isn't just a story of faith; it's a detective story where geology, archaeology, and ancient text collide.