Rare mosaic revealing earliest 'physical evidence' of Christianity now on display at Museum of the Bible

[hawkman]

Mosaic displayed in Washington, DC, shows 'physical evidence of the practices and beliefs of early Christians'


I would like to see this in person !

 

[miamited]

Hey hawkman

That does look amazing. I'm planning on a trip to the creation museum with my granddaughter soon. If I ever make it to D.C. this would be a good to visit also. And this is why I believe that, of the nations on the earth, America still honors the practice of the christian faith without issue with the government of interference. Faith in the Scriptures is still allowed and even honored in our nation's capital. Someday maybe we'll find a leader who will actually live that faith for us. But even in Israel, faithful kings were hard to find.

 

[Who Me]

The article would have been more interesting if more information about the meaning of the symbols etc were given,

 

[miamited]

The article would have been more interesting if more information about the meaning of the symbols etc were given,

Yeah, but if they gave everything away in the written description, people wouldn't feel the need to go see it so much. But I agree. And I'm always skeptical like that. Always asking, "Well, how do they know that? What evidence are they claiming here?"

 

[hawkman]

Yeah, but if they gave everything away in the written description, people wouldn't feel the need to go see it so much.

I thought that too , but I do have a link below with more info .

The article would have been more interesting if more information about the meaning of the symbols etc were given,

This link tells about the Greek writing .

Three Extraordinary Early Christian Inscriptions

 

[Who Me]

I thought that too , but I do have a link below with more info .

This link tells about the Greek writing .

Three Extraordinary Early Christian Inscriptions

thank you, it is interesting.