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    Dead Sea Scroll: Jerusalem in the First Temple Period, City of God

    Sunday, May 13, 2012

    3:00 PM - 4:00 PM

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    The Franklin Institute

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    http://www.fi.edu/scrolls/

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    05/13/2012 03:00 PM 05/13/2012 04:00 PM America/Anguilla Dead Sea Scroll: Jerusalem in the First Temple Period, City of God 'In the age of kings David and Solomon, Jerusalem rose to its immortal status as a scared city for three of the world's largest religions. Despite subsequent destruction of the city and deportation of its people, the silent remains of archaeological finds continue to tell the story of ancient Jerusalem loud and clear. Join Debora Ben Ami from the Israel Antiquities Authority as we explore the cultural, spiritual, and everyday life of Jerusalem in the 1st millennium BCE through artifacts that symbolize the special bond between a people, their land, and their God.Speaker: Debora Ben Ami, Israel Antiquities Authority' Details & Tickets: https://www.upcomingevents.com/philadelphia/events/the-franklin-institute/dead-sea-scroll-jerusalem-in-the-first-temple-period-city-of-god-10495?ref=uceaddevent The Franklin Institute, 222 North 20th St, Philadelphia, PA, 19103

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    'In the age of kings David and Solomon, Jerusalem rose to its immortal status as a scared city for three of the world's largest religions. Despite subsequent destruction of the city and deportation of its people, the silent remains of archaeological finds continue to tell the story of ancient Jerusalem loud and clear. Join Debora Ben Ami from the Israel Antiquities Authority as we explore the cultural, spiritual, and everyday life of Jerusalem in the 1st millennium BCE through artifacts that symbolize the special bond between a people, their land, and their God.Speaker: Debora Ben Ami, Israel Antiquities Authority'

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