The Bible Exhibition
What's in the Exhibition?
A Gutenberg Bible, ancient Greek papyri and an Hebrew Scroll are among the artefacts that will be on show in Kettering as part of the touring Bible exhibition. The exhibition, which features a substantial collection of Bibles old and new, charts the history of the world’s most famous book using videos, models and interactive computers. A couple of the panels trace the unique history of how we are able to read the Bible in modern English.
Many people were burned at the stake just so we could have a chance of reading this wonderful book.
We give an outline of the Bible message and its central character, Jesus Christ. Also we show some amazing prophecies, many of which have come to pass, and we are not talking about vague prophecies which could be made to fit anything. We are talking about specific prophecies which refer to specific nations and events which have come to pass against all probability or logic.
The very existence of the Jewish nation is powerful proof of prophecy. They lost their land almost 2000 years ago and have been scattered to all corners of the earth and have been hated by most nations. Yet in spite of that they have retained their national identity and have returned to their own land just as was prophecied in the Bible over 2000 years ago. There are many prophecies like this that have been fufilled and there are more which will yet be fulfilled, even in our lifetimes.
People often think that the Bible is just a mouldy old book, but it’s historically accurate and very relevant to our lives today.