What you’ll do
Join me in the British Museum for a Bible study tour in which the Bible comes alive as we connect museum artifacts to Bible verses.
We’ll wind our way through the various galleries and see the world of Egypt as Joseph and Moses experienced it, Assyria as Jonah encountered it, Babylon as Daniel saw it and Persia as Esther and Nehemiah lived it. We’ll explore the Roman Empire in which Jesus lived and the Greek culture that the Apostle Paul preached against.
Due to the museum layout, we’ll first walk through the Assyrian, Egyptian and Greek galleries on the ground floor.
Each artifact we examine dates from the time period of a significant Biblical character.
We take a break and then go upstairs to see the Roman, Greek, Persian, Babylonian and Mesopotamian galleries as time allows and your preference dictates.
Not only will you come face to face with ancient artifacts that are thousands of years old but you’ll understand your Bible like never before. You’ll have a much better grasp of the history of ancient Israel as well as the cultural forces that affected the birth and growth of Christianity.
Photography is allowed so make sure you have plenty of phone memory.
Whether you’ve just started reading the Bible or have more formal training, you’ll come away with an extra dimension to your faith and your knowledge of the Bible.
Hebrew Bible tours are available.
We’ll wind our way through the various galleries and see the world of Egypt as Joseph and Moses experienced it, Assyria as Jonah encountered it, Babylon as Daniel saw it and Persia as Esther and Nehemiah lived it. We’ll explore the Roman Empire in which Jesus lived and the Greek culture that the Apostle Paul preached against.
Due to the museum layout, we’ll first walk through the Assyrian, Egyptian and Greek galleries on the ground floor.
Each artifact we examine dates from the time period of a significant Biblical character.
We take a break and then go upstairs to see the Roman, Greek, Persian, Babylonian and Mesopotamian galleries as time allows and your preference dictates.
Not only will you come face to face with ancient artifacts that are thousands of years old but you’ll understand your Bible like never before. You’ll have a much better grasp of the history of ancient Israel as well as the cultural forces that affected the birth and growth of Christianity.
Photography is allowed so make sure you have plenty of phone memory.
Whether you’ve just started reading the Bible or have more formal training, you’ll come away with an extra dimension to your faith and your knowledge of the Bible.
Hebrew Bible tours are available.