Liberty Biblical Museum

The Liberty Biblical Museum gives faculty, students, and visitors a window into the world of the Bible. Through an exhibition of ancient artifacts from the Holy Land, rare Bibles, and manuscripts, the ancient culture of the Bible is traced from 3,000 B.C. to the 6th century A.D. Special exhibits include the Dead Sea Scrolls, the Jewish Temple, the Authentic Last Supper, and Daily Life in the Bible. The educational goal of the museum is to support the historicity and reliability of the Bible through the first-hand experience with these ancient testimonies to modern truth. We recommend calling before you plan your visit to make sure someone will be at the museum.

As a result of COVID-19, the Biblical Museum is closed to visitors.
Current LU faculty, staff, and students who would like to visit the museum, can self-tour by appointment only.
Please note that social distancing requirements and occupancy limits will be enforced in the museum.
No more than 3 people will be allowed at the museum at a time. Masks and gloves are required at all times while in the museum.
If you would like to schedule an appointment, please email: ayelet@liberty.edu.

Directions

We are located in the Jerry Falwell Library, Terrace level, Room 061.

  • If you are coming from Lynchburg or from out of town, please visit the Liberty University Visitors Center to receive a parking pass and directions to the Jerry Falwell Library.
  • Once you are in the library building use the elevator from the 1st floor or walk down the steps to the lower atrium (Terrace level). We are in the hallway to the right at the bottom of the steps.

You can always ask someone for assistance, as well. We look forward to seeing you! “My daughter Gabrielle and I had a delightful visit with you. Thank you for taking the time to talk, to share about your life and work, and to tour us through the Liberty israel Biblical Museum. It was very enlightening. The Museum is a must stop for any visitor to Liberty University, and should be part of the required curriculum for incoming freshman.  It is excellent.” – Daniel, Sept., 2018 “Your museum is such a wonderful resource for our students. Shalom!” – Jillian Ross, Ph.D. “As a student, it is amazing to attend a school where biblical history is valued and where much effort is put into preserving the things of the past. I think every student should visit the (Biblical) Museum to admire, appreciate, and absorb the amazing artifacts and writings of the past!” – Spring 2016