Are you going to the Museum of the Bible this weekend with your family? Here are three exhibits you and your kids will enjoy.
1) The Megiddo Mosaic- Floor 5
This large, historic archaeological discovery is here temporarily before visiting the British Museum and the Louvre.
The significant artifact is the earliest evidence of Christ’s divinity in writing and an example of an early church building floor. It was dedicated to the worship of “God Jesus Christ”.
The exhibit has hands-on activities for kids, too!
2) The King James Bible exhibit- Floor 4
The KJV is the greatest English translation of the Bible. This large display is informative, colorful, and extensive.
The King James Bible and William Shakespeare are the biggest influences on the language we speak today. Wander through this exhibit and see why!
3) The Gutenberg Press- Floor 2
This large display is eye-catching, and the demonstrations capture kids’ attention. This key technology put copies of the Bible into the common man’s hands for the first time in history.
Bonus!
Behind the Gutenberg press, you can get a free personalized bookmark to commemorate your visit and birthday.
Visit the Museum of the Bible’s website for more information on visiting and to get tickets.
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