A gift to the Atlanta community from the Museum of the Bible—unprecedented access to ground-breaking research from some of the best minds in Biblical scholarship focusing on The Bible’s Survival and Success, New Discoveries, Technologies and Challenges.

Limited Seating, Reservations Required, Programs Begin Promptly at 7 p.m. Call (770) 804-9427 to reserve your seat. All events take place at 1201 Hammond Dr. NE Atlanta, GA 30346, Near I-285 & Ashford Dunwoody, Across from Perimeter Mall in the Perimeter Expo Center (below Marshalls).

February 28, 2012
The Making of a Bible Classic: The Translation of the King James Bible
Gordon Campbell, DPhil; University of Leicester British Academy

March 6, 2012
Beyond the Renaissance: Critical Texts and Bible Translation
David Lyle Jeffrey, PhD; Baylor University

March 13, 2012
Biblical Insights from Excavations at Mt. Ararat and Qumran:
The Worlds of Noah’s Ark and the Dead Sea Scrolls
Randal Price, PhD; Director, Qumran Excavations; Director, Centre for Judaic Studies

March 27, 2012
The Bible’s Influence on America through C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien
Charles Bressler, PhD; Indiana Wesleyan University; Senior Scholar JWHC

April 3, 2012
The Contents and Challenges of the Dead Sea Biblical Scrolls
Peter Flint, PhD; Canada Research Chair in Dead Sea Scrolls Studies

April 17, 2012
Hard Sayings of the Bible: Ancient Evidence and Meaning in the Modern Context
Walt Kaiser, PhD; President Emeritus, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary

April 24, 2012
Gods Behaving Badly: The Bible’s Message for Modern Issues
Peter Ward, PhD; Kings College, London

May 1, 2012
The Bible and Culture Making
Andy Crouch, PhD; Christianity Today, International

May 8, 2012
Answers to New Theories Regarding How We Got the Bible
Jerry Pattengale, PhD; Director, Green Scholars Initiative

May 15, 2012
What the Gallup World Poll Tells Us About the Bible’s Global Appeal
Byron Johnson, PhD; Director, ISR, Baylor University
Jon Clifton; Deputy Director, Gallup World Poll

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