HCU Dunham Bible Museum

10/03/2026

A 2,000-year-old inscription etched into a limestone chest has revealed a striking match to names recorded in the Bible's account of Jesus' crucifixion.

09/25/2026

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Ever wonder how David could have killed Goliath with a little stone and a sling? Archaeology helps us understand when we see slings and the tones used in them in David's time..

09/25/2026

Archaeology can help us see what David's sling looked like, as well as the size of the stone which killed Goliath.

09/08/2026

2026 is the 500th anniversary of William Tyndale's English New Testament - the first translation into English from the Greek. You can see early printings Tyndale's work at the Dunham Bible Museum!

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03/25/2026

2026 is the 500th anniversary of William Tyndale's translation of the New Testament into English. Fittingly, Tyndae House, Cambridge, has an excellent series of podcasts on Tyndale's life and legacy:https://buff.ly/QbXffOR

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03/02/2026

510 years ago, on March 1, 1516, Erasmus published the Greek New Testament. Martin Luther and William Tyndale both used Erasmus's Greek New Testament in making their translations into German and English. These works were foundational to the Reformation's return to the Scriptures.

02/28/2026

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The 2,100-year-old artifact, seven meters long, can be viewed at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem; only 25 people at a time allowed into climate-controlled room

02/17/2026

1526 marks the 500th anniversary of William Tyndale's translation of the New Testament into English from the Greek. Tyndale's work continues to impact our English Bibles today, as the attached article demonstrates. This Tyndale Society podcast, the first in an upcoming series, further explores Tyndale's work and influence. https://buff.ly/koKUJkG

Five hundred years after Tyndale’s 1526 New Testament, his Greek-based English still shapes how believers read and hear Scripture.

01/30/2026

2026 is the 500th Anniversary of Tyndale's New Testament, the first English translation of the New Testament from the Greek. Tyndale House, Cambridge has a summary of Tyndale's work and influence -
You can also see early editions of Tyndale's work at the Dunham Bible Museum!

Who was William Tyndale?

01/12/2026

The Dunham Bible Museum will be closed Monday, January 19 for the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday.