A carved stone panel from the Lachish Reliefs, showing Assyrian soldiers storming the walls of Lachish up a siege ramp.

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Creation and the Judgements of God

Starting with Jesus Christ's confirmation of the creation narrative, we move onto the many inhabitants of the world who recorded their own testimony of those same events.

Starting with Jesus Christ’s confirmation of the creation narrative, we move onto the many inhabitants of the world who recorded their own testimony of those same events. Sadly, man’s disobedience to Yahweh led to many disciplinary actions, including the global flood, and the Tower of Babel language judgement and physical dispersion. I have personally visited archaeological locations which still contain the evidence of judgement to this very day.

On this tour

Some of what you'll see

  • The Holy Thorn Reliquary, the Gospel of Jesus Christ told in gold and precious jewels, also recalls the fall of man judgement in the Garden of Eden.
  • The Rosetta Stone, the artefact that unlocked the Egyptian hieroglyphs, an amazing example of the power of language.
  • Flood tablets and creation accounts from India, China, North America, and Mesopotamia - including the Babylonian Map of the World!
  • The Biblical Tower of Babel location confirmed and referenced by historical figures.
  • Ancient cities still bearing the scars of biblical destruction.

On display

A closer look

A close-up of the Holy Thorn Reliquary, with an enamel figure of Christ enthroned and the apostles around the jewelled frame.
A print of the Rosetta Stone's inscription, hieroglyphs above and Demotic script below, laid open in a book.
A diagram of the Babylonian Map of the World, with Babylon at the centre and the ocean ringing the known lands.
An aerial photograph of an ancient Mesopotamian city mound, its ruined walls and surrounding fields seen from above.

Also at the British Museum

Biblical Evidence

The tapestry of Biblical history weaves through the galleries in extraordinary ways.

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