Museum of the Bible Magazine
Museum of the Bible Magazine offers a new way to engage with the museum. We’ll look more deeply at some of our exhibitions, take you into one-on-one interviews with special guests, and join our curators to explore some of their research into the Museum Collections.
HomeChristmas Carols: Stories of Your Favorite Christmas Classics“He who sings prays twice!”...Read More
HomeContext and Biblical Accounts with Ben Witherington IIIRecently on our podcast, Today at Museum of the Bible, Chief Curatorial Officer Dr. Jeff Kloha interviewed renowned New...Read More
HomeMuseum of the Bible and 'The Chosen' — A New PartnershipAt Museum of the Bible, part of our mission is to engage people with the impact of the Bible on American and global cult...Read More
HomeHomecoming Week: A Time for ΦιλοξενίαIn a previous article for Museum of the Bible Magazine, I described discovering that our manuscript 352 was actually E...Read More
HomeA Glimpse at Museum of the Bible’s Torah Scrolls Database and Research ProjectTorah scrolls are the most sacred, perhaps the only truly sacred, objects in the Jewish religion. These parchment scroll...Read More
HomeMoses Gaster and the Samaritans: Separated by a Common LanguageIf you walk into Museum of the Bible’s new exhibition, The Samaritans: A Biblical People, and follow the wall on the ...Read More
Home5,000 Hours in the Making: A Bible in Korean CalligraphyLong before daybreak, at 4:00 a.m., Jung Choe makes his way to a quiet corner of his home in Tacoma, Washington. He sits...Read More
HomeFrom the Podcast: Dr. Chris Jones and the “Wicked” BibleRecently, on our podcast, Today at Museum of the Bible, Chief Curatorial Officer Dr. Jeff Kloha interviewed Professor C...Read More
HomeBeyond the Walls: The Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate ConceptionOur Beyond-the-Walls team, consisting of a photographer, a curator, and an editor (and this time an intern, too), went o...Read More
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Museum of the Bible is a global, innovative, educational institution whose purpose is to invite all people to engage with the transformative power of the Bible. Through interactive exhibits and cutting-edge technology, we bring guests an immersive, personal experience with the impact, narrative, and history of the Bible. Whether you want to explore the Bible more deeply or are discovering it for the first time, Museum of the Bible has something for you.