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Built in a magnificent 4th century Byzantine architectural style, this 18,000 square-ft museum contains one of the greatest and rarest collections of biblical artifacts on earth.  The Scriptorium provides a splendid collection of God's word as it was recorded in history.

This is the largest, indoor model of first-century Jerusalem in the world. It is a historically authentic reproduction of the city of Jerusalem as it was under Roman Rule during the time of King Herod the Great. Live 30 minute presentations are performed daily around the 45-foot-long by 25-foot-wide model.

Enclosed within 30 majestic Roman columns crowned with golden Corinthian capitals, lies the Plaza of Nations and the majestic, six-story-high, one-half-scale reproduction of the Temple of the Great King.

This is a replica of the actual tomb where Jesus was buried after he was crucified. You can actually go inside the tomb to pray, read the Scriptures, or just consider the biblical implications of the story of Christ. There are also dramatic acts, performed throughout the day, that depict Christ's death and resurrection.

Explore the Qumran Caves recreation detailing the place where the Dead Sea Scrolls were found. Before the slaughter by Roman troops in AD 66, the Essenes a group of about 150 persons hid the Ancient Sea Scrolls in a cave almost 2000 years ago. Inadvertently, the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered when the sheep-herder threw a rock in a cave in 1947. A huge land mass was used to recreate an exact replica of the Dead Sea Scrolls cave.

This a multi-media presentation of the story behind the mobile temple used by the Israelites during their 40 years of wandering through the desert. There is a 20 minute, sit down, presentation of the story along with a three-quarter scale of the model the Tabernacle itself.