Latest Biblical Archaeology Research
The Bible is a living record of God’s word, meant to be personally engaged with on a daily basis. Yet it also has a fascinating historical side to it that transcends continents, cultures, and millennia. One way of capturing its illustrious and storied past is by devoting museums to its multifaceted existence. We thought it would be a service to you to provide a list of Bible museums and exhibits in one location for easy reference. If you know of museums that should be included here, please let us know.
[See the Biblical Archaeology section in the Bible Gateway Store]
➤ Art and the Bible (@artbible), Amsterdam, The Netherlands
➤ Badè Museum of Biblical Archaeology, Berkeley, California
➤ Bible History Exhibits, Ronks, Pennsylvania
➤ Bible Lands Museum Jerusalem (@BibleLandMuseum), Israel
➤ The Bible Museum, Goodyear, Arizona
➤ The Bible Museum, Phoenix, Arizona & Orlando, Florida (@GreatsiteDotCom), Phoenix, Arizona & Orlando, Florida
➤ Bible Museum (@BibleMuseum), Frisco, Texas
➤ Bible Museum Münster at the University of Münster (@Bibelmuseum), Münster, Germany
➤ The Bible Museum (@thebiblemuseum), St. Arnaud, Australia
➤ Bible Truck, mobile
➤ BibleWalk, Mansfield, Ohio
➤ Bibleworld Museum & Discovery Centre, Rotorua, New Zealand
➤ Biblical Museum (@Bijbelsmuseum), Amsterdam, The Netherlands
➤ The Biblical Museum of Natural History, Beit Shemesh, Israel
➤ The Biedenharn Museum & Gardens, Monroe, Louisiana
➤ The British Library (@britishlibrary), London, England
➤ Center for Judaic Studies and Liberty Biblical Museum (@LibertyU), Lynchburg, Virginia
➤ The Douglas and Jean Sherman Manuscript Library (@ashlandseminary), Ashland, Ohio
➤ Dunham Bible Museum (@hbumoodylibrary), Houston, Texas
➤ Foundation for the Biblical Arts (@BiblicalArts), Las Vegas, Nevada
➤ Freer and Sackler Galleries of the Smithsonian Institution (@FreerSackler), Washington, DC
➤ The Gustav Jeeninga Museum of Bible and Near Eastern Studies (@AndersonU), Anderson, Indiana
➤ The Harvard Semitic Museum (@SemiticMuseum), Cambridge, Massachusetts
➤ Hill Museum & Manuscript Library (@visitHMML), Collegeville, Minnesota
➤ Historical Bible Society (@DanButtafuoco), Woodbury, New York
➤ International Society of Bible Collectors (London Exhibit)
➤ Lanier Theological Library (@LanierTheoLib), Houston, Texas
➤ Liberty Biblical Museum (@LibertyUDiv), Lynchburg, Virginia
➤ Library of Congress Bible Collection (@librarycongress), Washington, DC
➤ Malé Muzeum Bible, Pelh?imov, Czech Republic
➤ Museum of Biblical Art, New York, New York
➤ Museum of Biblical Art (@MBADallas), Dallas, Texas
➤ Museum of Biblical History, Collierville, Tennessee
➤ Museum of the Bible (@museumofBible), Washington, DC
➤ The Quayle Bible Collection at Baker University, Baldwin City, Kansas
➤ The Ramseyer-Northern Bible Society Collection (@UMDLibrary), Duluth Minnesota
➤ The Saint John’s Bible (@SaintJohnsBible), Collegeville, Minnesota
[See our blogpost: The Saint John’s Bible: A Work of Art]
➤ Semitic Museum (@SemiticMuseum), Cambridge, MA
➤ The Shrine of the Book, Jerusalem, Israel
➤ SMU Bridwell Library (@BridwellLibrary), Dallas, Texas
The First Four Centuries of Printed Bible Illustration
➤ The Susan Dunleavy Collection of Biblical Literature (@ConnellyLibrary), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
➤ Tennessee Family Bible Project, Nashville, Tennessee
➤ Terra Sancta Museum (@TSMJerusalem), Jerusalem, Israel
➤ Torah Animal World, Brooklyn, New York
➤ Treasuring the Word, Sevierville, Tennessee
➤ Winchester Cathedral (@WinCathedral), Winchester, Hampshire, United Kingdom
➤ World’s Largest Bible (@ACUedu), Abilene Christian University, Abilene, Texas
➤ Wycliffe Discovery Center (@wycliffeusa), Orlando, Florida
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