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A replica of the Liberty Bell The Bible Now
located in the Bible in America Ever wonder what the most popular or
Exhibit shared verse in Cambodia or Ireland is?
In this section, guests can experience the
Bible through real-time media feeds, which
show the Bible’s up-to-the-minute impact in
countries all around the world. Visitors can
also share how the Bible has impacted their
own lives as they answer questions, record
video testimonies and create memes.
Washington Revelations
One of the museum’s most anticipated
attractions, this flying theater takes you
soaring through Washington, D.C., to
discover the Bible’s presence in inscriptions,
place names and monuments. Key sites
include the Library of Congress, the Supreme
Court, and the Capitol Building. You’ll see Dr.
Martin Luther King, Jr. address the masses,
and even watch President Lincoln rise from
his chair at the Lincoln Memorial, all while the
wind whips through your hair, literally.
Narrative: 3rd Floor
This floor is all about the Stories of the Bible.
A central courtyard area serves as a hub
for guests to embark on three separate,
immersive journeys into the places and
events described in the Bible.
The Hebrew Bible
A series of walk-through Bible scenes
laid out in chronological order, have been
impeccably constructed with high-tech
finishes, transporting visitors directly to
the events and times of the Hebrew Bible’s
greatest stories. Explore 15 galleries,
including Noah’s flood, the burning bush,
the exodus from Egypt, the crossing of the
Jordan and other momentous events in
Jewish, biblical history. You’ll meet Joseph
as he sets out to lead Egypt through seven
years of famine, join in the first Passover
with Moses, and follow Ruth’s journey, each
presented through an immersive audio and
visual experience.
The New Testament
Using handheld devices while waiting to
enter the theater, guests will interact with
animated posters of Bible characters to learn
more about their stories. Then, a 210-degree
panoramic screen appears to provide a
dramatic 12-minute film experience, which
details the spread of the early church as told
from the perspective of Jesus’ followers.
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