A Discovery That Changed Biblical History

GET TICKETS | SUPPORT US Explore Treasured Artifacts and Biblical Texts Featuring the oldest-known biblical manuscripts—predating previously known copies by over a thousand years—and nonbiblical texts from Qumran, this exhibition offers a rare glimpse into the life, beliefs, and sacred practices of a community from two millennia ago.  Experience a cultural legacy preserved for centuries in Dead Sea Scrolls: The Exhibition, opening November 22. GET TICKETS Sneak Peek: Scrolls and Stones The Great Psalms Scroll One of the most complete manuscripts, this scroll contains more than 40 psalms and poetic compositions, offering insights into how these texts were read and treasured. The Magdala Stone Found in Mary Magdalene’s hometown, this carved stone dates to the Second Temple period and was likely used for reading sacred scrolls, including the Torah. Community Scrolls Learn more about the writings that go beyond biblical texts. See the community manuscripts that shaped rules, practices, and beliefs during the Second Temple period. There’s more to explore soon. When purchasing your museum tickets, choose Dead Sea Scrolls: The Exhibitionas your add-on experience. Discounts are applied automatically at checkout. LEARN MORE Don’t Miss a Single Scroll The exhibit will feature three rotations of eight scrolls each, showcasing a total of 24 unique scrolls. Members enjoy free general admission and receive special discounts to see each exhibit rotation. BECOME A MEMBER Curated by Risa Levitt, Navit Popovich-Geller, and Joe Uziel, this exhibition was created by the Israel Antiquities Authority from the collections of the National Treasures. Inviting all people to engage with the transformative power of the Bible. museumoftheBible.org Please do not reply to this message. Replies to this address are not monitored. We're happy to help you with any questions or concerns you may have at customerservice@mBible.org or (866)-430-6682. View email in browser Museum of the Bible · 400 4th St SW · Washington, DC 20024-2798 · USA update your preferences or unsubscribe