Museum of the Bible

The Museum of the Bible on the example of its exhibits tells about events and phenomena related to the Bible.

The exhibition is divided into two parts: “Bible in Art” and “Bible in Print”. The first section includes paintings, ceramics and sculptures, and the second includes commentary on the Apocrypha and the Bible, maps and photographs of the Dead Sea Scrolls, books on biblical geography and archaeology, legends, songs and other works on the biblical theme. Also here are the Bible on postage stamps and coins, the Bible in games, translations of the Bible into various languages and more.

Every year, the exhibitions Israeli Artists Paint the Bible and Israeli Children Draw the Bible are held here, as well as exhibitions of foreign and Israeli artists on the theme of the Bible.

The museum also houses a library and a conference room dedicated to the memory of Albert Dove Segal. The museum runs from Sunday to Friday, with entrance fees for children, students, soldiers and retirees lower than for other citizens.