
Rev. Ebejo shows us the panel that contains the description of the first translation of the Hebrew Bible to Greek which is called the Septuagint

The author with a replica of Paul writing the epistles to the different churches in the New Testament of the Bible.

This is called a tallit, a Jewish prayer shawl worn over the outer clothes during the morning prayers.

A scale model of the second temple in Jerusalem. This would be the temple where Jesus taught a lot of times.

In a separate room of the Bible Museum you can find the Philippines’ oldest Bible, a Book of John in the Pangasinense language circa 1888.
If you want to visit the Bible Musuem you have to first make a schedule with their Communications Group. Booking tours must be done two weeks in advance. Here are their package rates:
- Basic Package: 50 PHP Guided Tour Available from M-F 8-5pm. Except Saturdays and Holidays
- Scripture Package: 80 PHP Guided Tour+ Cosplay + Scripture Materials Souvenir
- Film Showing Tour Package: 80 PHP Guided Tour+ Cosplay + Film Showing
- Primer Package: 120 PHP Guided Tour+ Cosplay + Film Showing + Bible Primer
- Hebrew Writing Package: 120 PHP Guided Tour+ Cosplay + Hebrew Alphabet Writing Workshop
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890 United Nations Avenue
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Tel. #: (63.2) 526-7777
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