It discusses the archaeological discoveries at Tell Mardikh (ancient Ebla) and their potential connections to biblical narratives. The book explores how the Ebla tablets, dating back to the 3rd millennium BC, might provide insights into the historical context of the Old Testament. It was published to present early interpretations of the Ebla texts, some of which have been debated and revised by scholars since its release. The book emphasizes the potential corroboration of biblical accounts through archaeological evidence.