Heritage of Evidence in the British Museum

August 4, 2005Written by Rick Shrader

Author: Masters, Peter
Genre: Theology - Apologetics
Tags: Archaeology, History / Story / Narrative
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Thanks to our missionary Russ Ivison for bringing this book to my attention. Peter Masters has put together a book-guided tour of those parts of the British Museum that substantiate Biblical history. The book contains pictures of various artifacts as well as diagrams of the lay-out of the museum’s halls. Copies can be bought online at www.wakemantrust.org. Peter Masters has been the pastor of Metropolitan Tabernacle since 1970.

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