In the 1970s, two identical clay seal impressions appeared on the antiquities market, both reading: “Belonging to Berechiahu, son of Neriah, the Scribe”—or in modern terms, Baruch. According to the Bible, Baruch was the scribe and companion of the prophet Jeremiah, faithfully writing down his words. Could these seals belong to the very man who recorded the Book of Jeremiah?

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