This place was beautiful for anyone to enjoy not just for the religious. Amazing sculptures and informative.

Seeing the many very very old bible art pieces was very interesting. We especially enjoyed the painted wall that contained many key Bible people. You can spend a few minutes or a few hours in this museum - depending on your level of interest. We...More

My favorite time to visit is around Easter. I love the sculpture garden outside and the feeling of being transported back as a witness to Jesus’ final days on Earth. The museum proper is also very meaningful to walk through, thoughtfully pondering the pieces. Tip:...More

A small museum but quite interesting - the Jewish silver pieces surprised us in their workmanship. The holocaust exhibit was emotional. The Resurrection Tapestry was the reason for our visit and we spent almost an hour absorbing all that was presented.

I really like this place. The give you a little listening device as your personal tour guide where you can learn more about the art pieces there. I loved the quotes on the walls, don’t remember exactly what section of the museum it was in...More

I was blown away by this museum. My expectation was that it would be filled with works of paper- due to the name- I simply though- Bible and other religious paper items. WOW was I wrong. The big pieces were stunning- the via dolorosa set...More

We went to a wedding at SMU and the wedding reception was at the Museum of Biblical Art. It has fascinating artwork and relics depicting Jewish and Christian theology. Paintings, sculptures, metal works, etc. are on display.