The Bible Lands Museum in Jerusalem recently unveiled a new exhibition, Finds Gone Astray, to great fanfare, but it has so many ethical and legal violations that it’s hard to know where to begin.

See how ancient avians were feared, revered, or just part of everyday life in cultures around the world, plus kids can enjoy an interactive play area with costumes and games Share In the year 390 BCE, ...

For the first time, rare artifacts from the Bible Lands Museum in Jerusalem will be displayed in a new exhibition at the Louvre in Paris. The exhibition is “Forgotten Kingdoms: From the Hittite Empire ...

Yemen, one of the furthest lands described in the bible and associated with the legendary Queen of Sheba, is at the focus of an exhibition now reopened to the public. One of the pictures in the ...

The building has been named the “Church of the Glorious Martyr,” after the figure to whom the church was devoted according to an inscription, and whose identity remains a mystery. Beit Shemesh, at the ...

Protesters gathered outside the Bible Lands Museum to protest the exhibition Finds Gone Astray (courtesy of Tina Toto) On Wednesday, January 30, a small group of Israeli human rights activists ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Dave Sherfield, pastor of the Coldwater Church of Christ, was intrigued when he heard about Bible Land Museum and that it would ...