Massive 2,800-Year-Old Dam Found at Biblical Pool of Siloam in Jerusalem

3/31/26 This article is so faith building because it comes at a time when the Lord just gave me a dream of the Gihon Spring. Confirming to me and to you, God is on the move with His Living Waters, and we are seeing it poured out if we have eyes to see and hearts as reservoirs to receive it. Find it under Watchman Dreams. “Archaeologists in the City of David have uncovered the largest dam ever built in ancient Jerusalem, constructed in the 9th century BCE as an emergency response to a prolonged drought. Researchers say the massive structure was designed to store water from the Gihon Spring and winter rains, helping the city survive years of declining rainfall. The discovery highlights something remarkable: Climate challenges are not new. Human ingenuity in responding to them isn’t either. Today, Israel leads the world in desalination and water recycling, turning a historic vulnerability into a strategic strength. The dam formed part of an advanced water management system that included a tower blocking the Gihon Spring and a large reservoir. Water collected at the spring was funneled through a channel into the Siloam Pool, which also received floodwater held back by the dam.” Massive 2,800-Year-Old Dam Found at Biblical Pool of Siloam in Jerusalem - GreekReporter.com