Bible Exhibit Showcases Box Believed To Have Held the Bones of James, Brother of Jesus

Discovering the World of Jesus: Ancient Treasures from the Holy Land
The James Ossuary The Highlight of the exhibition is the James (Yaakov) Ossuary, a first - century stone box found in Jerusalem that held the bones of James, the son of Joseph and brother of Jesus. Considered the most significant item ever discovered from the time of Christ, the James Ossuary is the only archeological item that can be directly attributed to Jesus’ family. Photo credit: Angela Sullivan

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The interactive experience provides more than historical education—it deepens faith for many visitors.

“Seeing these objects up close makes the biblical stories feel tangible and real,” Golan said. “At the end of the exhibition, we have a prayer tree where people leave messages. We’ll take these prayers to the Holy Land and deliver them to a church in northern Israel.”

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“Discovering the World of Jesus” is designed for people of all ages and backgrounds. Whether visitors come for historical insight or spiritual renewal, the exhibit promises an unforgettable journey.

Tickets for the Atlanta showing are available here.

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