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Ross K. Nichols TV

@rossknicholstvHistory & SocietyUnited StatesView on YouTube

5,250

Subscribers

+60 in 29 days

535K

Total views

+13,452 in 29 days

1,200

Median views per video

average 1,829

325

Videos

~0.6 uploads a week

Subscribers

Last 19 days with a reading.

Total views

Lifetime views, per reading.

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Outlier rate 10.5%

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About

I'm Ross K. Nichols, an independent scholar, author, and educator dedicated to the historical and objective study of the Bible. I founded and lead the HOREB Institute, based at The Athenæum in Jackson, Louisiana. My books include The Moses Scroll (2021), These Are the Words: Essential Biblical Hebrew Vocabularies (2022, now with a 2025 Transliteration Edition for beginners), and the complete Torah Tablet series—interactive, scroll-inspired notebooks covering Genesis through Deuteronomy. Having led multiple tours in Israel and Jordan, I share on-the-ground insights into biblical history. I’ve lectured at the Albright Institute in Jerusalem and have a forthcoming entry on the “Shapira Fragments” in Brill’s Encyclopedia of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Subscribe for in-depth teachings, available here and on Spotify. Find my research on Academia.edu and books on Amazon.

Joined
2013-09-23
Format
solo-host
Topics
Ancient History, Historical Deep Dives

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Ross K. Nichols TV has 5,250 subscribers and 535K total views across 325 videos, and gained about 60 subscribers in the last 29 days.