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The Wheaton College Archaeology Laboratory focuses on Dothan, where Joseph found his brothers (Genesis 37), and where they planned to kill him, until Reuben saved his life, but Judah sold him into slavery to the Ishmeelites who took him to Egypt. Dothan is also where Elisha was based in 2 Kings 6, when the King of Syria tried to find Read more...
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DorseyMoba.org: The David A. Dorsey Museum of Biblical Archaeology was created in 1980 by the generosity of Alan and Muriel Pense and the dedicated work of Dr. David A. Dorsey, Distinguished Professor of Old Testament of Evangelical Seminary. The museum contains nearly 500 archaeological artifacts from the lands of the Bible. The Dorsey Museum is designed to give visitors Read more...
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The Creation Evidence Museum of Texas is a distinctive institution located in Glen Rose, a region already well known for its fossil beds and dinosaur tracks along the nearby Paluxy River. Established in the 1980s, the museum represents a particular approach to science and history—one that seeks to interpret the natural world through a biblical framework of creation. The museum Read more...
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The Museum of the Bible and Archaeology, located on the campus of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary in New Orleans, is a distinctive educational resource dedicated to exploring the history, transmission, and material culture of the Bible. Though relatively small in size, the museum plays an important role in connecting students and visitors with the ancient world of Scripture and Read more...
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The Creation Discovery Museum is a small but distinctive educational institution in South Florida that presents natural history through a biblical, creationist perspective. Located in Deerfield Beach and associated with the Creation Studies Institute, the museum offers visitors a hands-on experience that blends science, faith, and interactive learning. The museum was established to address what its founders perceived as a Read more...
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The Creation Adventures Museum in Arcadia, Florida, was a distinctive educational institution that combined natural history with a faith-based interpretation of science. Founded in 2000 by creationist author and speaker Gary Parker, the museum sought to present the natural world through the lens of biblical creation, offering visitors an alternative perspective to mainstream scientific explanations. Located in DeSoto County, the Read more...
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The Jerry Falwell Museum serves as a tribute to the life and influence of Jerry Falwell Sr., one of the most prominent evangelical leaders in late twentieth-century America. Located on the campus of Liberty University in Lynchburg, the museum offers visitors a comprehensive look at Falwell’s ministry, leadership, and lasting impact. Established to preserve and present Falwell’s legacy, the museum Read more...
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The Kelso Museum of Near Eastern Archaeology has its roots in a program of archaeological field work in the Near East that began in 1924 focusing on the Lands of the Bible: modern day Israel, West Bank, and Jordan. Its exhibits highlight daily life in ancient times including landscape and settlement patterns; domestic and communal architecture; agriculture and food preparation; Read more...
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The Winona History Center serves as a vital guardian of the rich cultural and religious heritage of Winona Lake. Situated in a town once known as a major hub for Bible conferences and Christian gatherings, the center preserves the stories, artifacts, and legacy of a community that played a significant role in shaping American evangelical life in the late 19th Read more...
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From Spurgeon.org: One of the goals of the Spurgeon Library is to advance the gospel of Jesus Christ by preserving the personal library of Charles Haddon Spurgeon and fostering a deeper appreciation of his life, legacy, theology, and preaching. When visiting the Spurgeon Library, visitors are able to see and study the gospel through the lenses of the “Prince of Read more...
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Explore the history of God’s Word at the Tennessee Bible Museum in Pigeon Forge! Discover rare Bibles, fascinating exhibits, a Christian bookstore with gifts and antique books, and our beautiful live Butterfly Encounter. Faith • History • Discovery. From David Brown: If you travel to Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, be sure to stop at the Tennessee Bible Museum. Owner/Curator Gene Albert Read more...
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The Woodland Museum of Biblical Archaeology is a unique institution dedicated to illuminating the historical and cultural background of the Bible through carefully curated artifacts and exhibits. Located on the campus of Trinity International University, the museum serves as an educational resource for students, scholars, and visitors interested in the ancient world of the Scriptures. The origins of the museum Read more...
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For over 40 years, the Billy Graham Center Museum has welcomed tens of thousands of visitors annually. The first part of the museum is the History of Evangelism in America. See the first Bible printed in America – and it wasn’t in English, it’s the Eliot Algonquin Indian Bible. Colonial Puritan Cotton Mather’s sermon notes and books are on display, Read more...
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The Hobby Lobby family invested $500 million into an incredible museum in Washington D.C. The doors are almost 40 feet high, making it the largest brass gates in the world. And its based off of the first printed book in the world, the 1450 Gutenberg Bible. Once you enter the symbolism is everywhere – from the marble floor symbolizing going Read more...
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The The Bible Museum in Goodyear, Arizona, stands as a distinctive and somewhat unconventional institution dedicated to preserving and presenting the history of one of the world’s most influential books. Unlike large, highly publicized museums found in major cities, this museum reflects a more personal, hands-on approach to biblical history, rooted in private collecting and a deep reverence for the Read more...
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Bible museum facilities range from the $500 million Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C.; to the Bible Museum in the Hampton Inn & Suites in Goodyear, Arizona. But this museum is located inside a replica of the room where the King James Bible was translated. From BJU.edu: Dating from the late 14th century, the Jerusalem Chamber formed part Read more...
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Founded by Clarence Sexton, pastor of Temple Baptist Church in Powell, Tennessee, the Crown College of the Bible opened in 1991. In 2020, Clarence Sexton was invited to the White House to preach the funeral of Robert Trump, brother of President Donald Trump. Robert Trump had discovered Sexton online as Sexton shared the connection between the Hebrides Revival and Donald Read more...
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The Wycliffe Discovery Center offers visitors a thoughtful and engaging look into the history, process, and global impact of Bible translation. Located in Orlando, the center serves as an educational extension of Wycliffe Bible Translators, an organization long committed to making Scripture accessible to people in their own languages. Named after John Wycliffe, often called the “Morning Star of the Read more...
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Watch Our Christian Heritage at the Christian Hall of Fame Canton, Ohio, is the home of the Professional Football Hall of Fame. Pastor Harold Henniger had suffered a heart attack and was recovering at the Aultman Hospital. On the radio he heard about the Hall of Fame, and thought back to his Bible reading in Hebrews 11, the “Hall of Read more...
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According to the organization, “In the early 1970’s while Pastor Richard Diamond and his wife, Alwilda, attended a crusade in Atlanta, Georgia, they toured a historical wax museum. After viewing scenes of past presidents, generals, and war heroes to their surprise the last scene was the Ascension of Jesus Christ.“ Ten years later Pastor Diamond started a Biblical wax museum, Read more...