In 586 BC, the City of David fell to the Babylonians. Today, archaeological excavations continue to reveal evidence of this remarkable moment in history. Come hear about and see some of the extraordinary remains.

This lecture explored Billy Graham’s enduring impact, in the shaping of Christianity generally and the evangelical movement in particular, in the United States and in other parts of the world.

Join Professors John Turner, PhD - George Mason University, David J. Silverman, PhD - George Washington University, and Adrian Chastain Weimer, PhD - Providence College. and a distinguished panel as they cover topics relating to the Pilgrims, Plymouth and the development of religious liberty in early American history.

Join Professors John Turner, PhD - George Mason University, David J. Silverman, PhD - George Washington University, and Adrian Chastain Weimer, PhD - Providence College. and a distinguished panel as they cover topics relating to the Pilgrims, Plymouth and the development of religious liberty in early American history.

After years of digging, Professor R. Steven Notley believes he can prove the true location of biblical Bethsaida, also known as the "Lost City of the Apostles." Get the latest scoop on El-Araj from Professor Notley and learn why he thinks it is the best candidate for biblical Bethsaida during this special program held in person at Museum of the Bible.

After years of digging, Professor R. Steven Notley believes he can prove the true location of biblical Bethsaida, also known as the "Lost City of the Apostles." Get the latest scoop on El-Araj from Professor Notley and learn why he thinks it is the best candidate for biblical Bethsaida during this special program held in person at Museum of the Bible.

How does the Bible relate to war?  Biblical narratives express both violent judgment and nonviolent resistance. For thousands of years, nations have appealed to the Bible and religion to defend conquest and military action. Without surprise, the question of how the Bible relates to justice and peace is still discussed among public policy and world affairs organizations today. Join us for a panel discussion on the topics of just war theory and peacemaking negotiations in relationship to the Bible.

How does the Bible relate to war?  Biblical narratives express both violent judgment and nonviolent resistance. For thousands of years, nations have appealed to the Bible and religion to defend conquest and military action. Without surprise, the question of how the Bible relates to justice and peace is still discussed among public policy and world affairs organizations today. Join us for a panel discussion on the topics of just war theory and peacemaking negotiations in relationship to the Bible.

Mark Noll talks to Museum guests about the early history of African Americans' relationship with the Bible.

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