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See the Dead Sea Scrolls at Museum of the Bible in This New Exhibition

ExhibitNovember 21, 20253KViews0Likes0Comments
The Dead Sea Scrolls are one of the biggest discoveries relating to Bible history in recent years. And, starting this Saturday, November 22, you can see some of them at the Museum of the Bible. This special exhibition allows visitors to see the scroll fragments alongside hundreds of other artifacts from the Second Temple Period…

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Coins at Museum of the Bible: Why They’re Important

ExhibitNovember 14, 2025600Views0Likes0Comments
You've heard of the shekel, talent, and denarius from the Bible. But do you know what they look like? You can currently find a collection of ancient coins from Israel on display at the Museum of the Bible. They cover 2,000 years of Jewish history, from Egypt to Herod. Coins may seem like an insignificant…

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3 Exhibits to See This Weekend at Museum of the Bible

MuseumsMay 9, 2025530Views0Likes0Comments
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…

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The “True Myth”: C. S. Lewis and the Resurrection

ExhibitApril 11, 20253KViews0Likes0Comments
The Chronicles of Narnia and Mere Christianity made C. S. Lewis one of the most famous Christians in the world, but he was once an atheist who viewed the resurrection of Jesus as a myth. Years later, he accepted the biblical story of Jesus as a fact. From the fantasy worlds of his childhood imagination…

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“C. S. Lewis and the Myth That Became Fact”: New Exhibit at Museum of the Bible

ExhibitMarch 7, 20256KViews0Likes0Comments
“C. S. Lewis and the Myth That Became Fact” opens today at the Museum of the Bible. This Oxford don wrote both the fantastical Chronicles of Narnia and the classic apologetic work Mere Christianity, moving effortlessly between genres to proclaim the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. But what made the radical shift in…

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A Visit with the Gutenberg Press at Museum of the Bible

MuseumsFebruary 14, 20221KViews0Likes2Comments
Inky fingers and a gifted mind changed the world. Not through a financial success, but a spiritual one. A culture changing force.

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