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EPISODE · Sep 3, 2026 · 26 MIN

Reliving the History of the Bible

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In this episode we discuss Robbie’s location inside the Israeli Antiquities Authority Gallery, the scale and structure of the Museum of the Bible, and how the museum recreates first century life to help visitors read the biblical story with historical context. The conversation then turns to Jesus Engages a Samaritan Woman and the significance of Jacob’s well, Jewish wedding imagery, and why this encounter was both intentional and scandalous.Preserving Bible Times is dedicated to preserving and presenting biblical truth through the understanding of the geographical, historical, cultural, literary and visual context of the Bible.At Preserving Bible Times our purpose is to preserve and present biblical truth. Our central thesis is that we should never ask what a passage means to us today until we first know what those words and phrases meant to those we meet in the Bible.For more biblical context resources, visit us at: https://preservingbibletimes.org Support our biblical context ministry with your generous financial gift here: https://preservingbibletimes.churchcenter.com/giving Purchase our Biblical Context Resources on Gumroad here: https://preservingbibletimes.gumroad.com

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