The Bible and History Tour at the MET: Where History Comes Alive

This tour will focus on the civilizations of Ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome, highlighting how the historical narratives of the Bible are brought to life through real artifacts from the empires that influenced these pivotal events. This is a thoughtfully curated historical, cultural and archaeological experience that allows us to closely examine artifacts and consider them within their historical and biblical setting.

1. Discover one of the largest Egyptian collections outside of Egypt, featuring approximately 26,000 objects
2. View tomb models from the times of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph
3. Get a glimpse into daily life and agricultural practices in ancient Egypt
4. Delve into the Egyptians’ preoccupation with the afterlife

1. Understand the historical context of the Roman Empire and the world of the New Testament, written in Greek during the Roman era
2. Explore Greek language, ideas, and religion that shaped the backdrop referenced in the New Testament

Visit tour.thewordforum.org to learn more about our MET tours and get a glimpse into the artifacts that we will explore in their historical and biblical context.
REGISTRATION
Please register through our website: https://events.thewordforum.org/event/wNSJ8ABCwjkLIDszm9WW

Please note:

1. This event is free. If you are able, a suggested donation of $50 helps support our programs.
2. This tour is wheelchair accessible.
3. Service animals are allowed.
4. To ensure the best experience for all guests, this tour is reserved for adults only.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1000 5th Avenue, New York, United States

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