Senior Living

On my 1st visit to the Museum of the Bible, I was not prepared for what I experienced.

The $500 million museum opened in 2017 just a few blocks away from the capitol in Washington D.C.

It was headed up by Hobby Lobby President Steve Green.

I must say that the museum is one of the most beautiful, impressive, state-of-the-art buildings I have ever seen.

Our group was there for only 3 hours, but I could have stayed all day. I loved seeing the Bible lifted up and honored.

The history of how the Bible came to be the No. 1 selling book and how it has impacted the world is truly amazing.

One of the highlights in the museum is the walk-through animated history of the world from creation to the coming of the prophesied Messiah.

You can:

• Test your knowledge of the Bible with interactive technology.

• See and compare how the Word of God has impacted the lives of people of differing cultures around the world.

• See a demonstration of the Guttenburg press.

• Visit a “Nazareth Village” to experience what life was like when Jesus walked

the earth.

• Watch a Jewish

scribe making an actual

copy of the Torah with

pen and ink.

In one room you are

asked to sit and make a

2-minute video for others

to watch on how the Bible

has impacted your life.

I gave testimony of

how much the Bible

means to me.

In Isaiah 55, God declares that His word shall not return unto Him void.

I encourage you to support and visit the Museum of the Bible.

Check it out at www.museumofthebible.org .

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