Gigantic Mural Debuts in Dallas

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A museum fire closed the Biblical Arts Center five years ago, but it's risen from the ashes.

Fire destroyed much of Dallas’ renowned Biblical Arts Center in 2005. Now it’s been rebuilt as the  Museum of Biblical Arts. Artist Ron DiCianni’s 10 x 40-foot painting of Jesus’ Resurrection is a new creation:

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Other features in the new museum include an archaelogy gallery, research library and archive, Jewish Ceremonial Art Gallery; Jerusalem’s Damascus Gate and entryway replica; and a Bible Meditation Garden featuring a variety of native plants, trees and herbs of Israel.


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