Bible Collection (page 5)

Israel. Jerusalem. Via Dolorosa with the Arch of Ecce Homo
Israel. Jerusalem. Via Dolorosa. Street of Old City, which traditionally Jesus walked carrying the cross, way to his crucifixion. Arch of Ecce Homo. 2nd Station

Tower of Babel (Genesis 11, 8)
Illustration of a Tower of Babel (Genesis 11, 8)

David receives envoys of King Hiram of Tyre (1 Chronicles 14)
Illustration of a David receives envoys of King Hiram of Tyre (1 Chronicles 14)

Gutemberg Bible facsimile 1895
Meyers Konversations-Lexikon. Ein Nachschlagewerk des allgemeinen Wissens, 5th edition 17 volumes Bibliographisches Institut - Leipzig 1895-1897

The Nativity. Book of Hours believed to have belonged to Henry VII and Henry VIII. French, Normandy, c.1430-1430

The Angel of the Lord appears to the Prophet Elijah. circa late 19th century

A Kick At The Broad Bottoms! I. e. Emancipation Of All The Talents
A Kick At The Broad Bottoms! I.e. Emancipation Of All The Talents, Gillray, James, 1756-1815, Engraver, [london], 1807, King George Iii, His Face Hidden By A Pillar

1731 Johann Scheuchzer planet orbit C008 / 8008
1731 Physica Sacra (Sacred Physics) by Johann Scheuchzer (1672-1733) folio copper engraving drawn by a team of engravers under the direction of Johann Andreas Pfeffel (1674-1748)

JONAH (783-743 BC). Minor Prophet in the Old
" JONAH (783-743 BC). Minor Prophet in the Old Testament. Jonah on the beach. Illustration from " Sacred Bible" of Martin Luther. Edition printed in Franckfurt in 1704. Engraving."

Moses receiveing the law. Print shows Moses kneeling and reaching upwards to accept the tablets inscribed with theTen Commandments from the hands of God. Angels can be seen in the heaven. Date c1877

Jesus: and the twelve apostles. Date c1847

VAN GOGH: BIBLE, 1885. The open Bible. Oil on canvas, Nuenen, by Vincent Van Gogh

PBIB2A-00081
Jesus lamenting Jerusalems fate. Hand-colored engraving of a 19th-century illustration

John Eliots Indian Bible
Title page of John Eliots translation of the Bible into a Native American language, 1663. Document

PBIB2A-00047
Shepherds called from their fields at the birth of Jesus. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Jesus & Peters Feet 19C
Jesus washes Peters feet at Passover

Samson & Temple / Dore
Samson destroys the temple

Elisha and the Bears
When cheeky children mock the prophet Elishas baldness, God sends two she-bears out of the wood, who tear forty and two of them - God is not mocked, nor his prophet

He Raises Lazarus
He brings Lazarus, the brother of his friends Martha and Mary, back to life

Tobias and the Angel
Tobias, while travelling, meets a helpful angel

Naaman the Leper Healed
The Syrian commander Naaman is a leper, but he is cured when he is sent by the king to bathe in the waters of Israel

Pentecost : the Dove
The Holy Spirit descends in the form of a dove, to the wonder of the disciples

Orthodox Priest
A Russian Orthodox priest, clutching the Bible in one hand, blesses the congregation with the other

Ark of Covenant Restored
The Ark of the Covenant is restored

Noah and Rest Disembark
The storm is over, the waters subside, a rainbow appears in the sky, and Noah and his family can safely leave the Ark, along with the animals (including a pair of unicorns)

The Three Kings, with their gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh, follow the star in the east to the stable in Bethlehem

Jesus as Good Shepherd
Jesus as the Good Shepherd

Jesus and Fishes
Jesus enables his disciples to obtain a miraculous draught of fishes in the sea of Galilee

The Magi in the Stable
Guided by a star, the three Magi are guided to the Bethlehem stable where Jesus has recently been born

Jesuss Baptism & John
Jesus is baptised by John, who is thereafter known as John the Baptist

Jesus Heals Madman
Jesus heals a madman

Jesus Catches Fish
Jesus conjures up a huge catch of fish in Peters boat

Vision of Jesus
Jesus appears in a vision with Elijah and Moses to Peter, James and John

The Crown of Thorns
Jesus is given a crown of thorns by the mocking Roman soldiers

Dinosaurs / Noahs Ark
NOAHs ARK - God got his figures wrong - the Ark isn t big enough to take the dinosaurs !

Samson Destroys Temple
Samson destroys the temple

Adam & Eve Name Animals
Adam in Eden names the creatures in creation

Jesus as a boy, carrying a plank of wood
Jesus as a boy, carrying a wooden plank through the streets of Nazareth

Ancient Jewish scrolls in Jerusalem, thought to be the oldest Pentateuch manuscript

Burial of De Soto on the Mississippi
Spanish soldiers lower the wrapped body of Hernando De Soto into the Mississippi River. A soldier holds a torch as a priest reads from the Bible

John Martin, The Triumph of Mordecai - scene from the Old Testament Book of Esther. circa 1830s

Family Looking Toward the Bible
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Abraham purchasing cave for a burial place
Abraham purchasing the Cave of Machpelah for a burial place - Thomas Bankes Bible, Genesis 23.16. 1787

Moses and the Burning Bush. Miniature. 16th century. France
Moses and the Burning Bush. Miniature. Montmorency Book of hours, 16th century. France

Annunciation to the Shepherds. 14th Century
Gothic art. 14th Century. Annunciation to the Shepherds. Chapel of the Church of St. Peter of Olite. Museum of Navarre. Pamplona. Spain

Matthew Henry - English Bible commentator and writer
Matthew Henry (1662-1714) - English Bible commentator, minister of a Presbyterian congregation at Chester and writer. Also known as a nonconformist divine and theologian. Date: circa 1700s

Moses and Aaron before the Pharaoh COLOUR. Date: circa late 19th century

Rebecca at the well. Date: circa late 19th century

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The Bible, a timeless collection of sacred texts, holds within its pages the stories and teachings that have shaped the course of human history. From Jesus turning to Peter with unwavering love and forgiveness to the intricate illustrations in the Book of Kells depicting St. Matthew's divine inspiration, every word and image carries profound meaning. In exploring this ancient text, we encounter contrasting figures like Anton Lavey, who sought to challenge traditional beliefs through his Satanic Bible. Yet amidst these diverse interpretations lies a common thread—the power of faith. One such testament is found in Jesus calming the storm on the Sea of Galilee—a reminder that even in life's most turbulent moments, there is solace in surrendering ourselves to a higher power. Similarly, Rembrandt van Rijn's Supper at Emmaus captures an intimate moment where Christ reveals himself through breaking bread—an invitation for us all to find comfort and communion with our fellow believers. The friendship between David and Jonathan exemplifies loyalty and devotion beyond measure—showcasing how genuine connections can transcend societal boundaries. Meanwhile, Lindisfarne Gospels' intricately decorated pages remind us that art has long been used as a medium for expressing religious devotion. Moses holding his hands up during battle symbolizes both physical strength and spiritual reliance—a lesson on perseverance when faced with adversity. The First Passover serves as a poignant reminder of liberation from bondage—a story celebrated by countless generations throughout history. Bible events like Samson's extraordinary strength highlight humanity's capacity for greatness but also serve as cautionary tales about pride and temptation. And within icons like St. Joseph of Arimathea at Glastonbury lies legends surrounding relics such as the Holy Grail—an enduring fascination with objects believed to hold divine significance. Finally, we witness Jesus sharing his last meal with his apostles—the Last Supper—an act forever etched into our collective memory as a symbol of sacrifice and redemption.