“Who would have thought an NBA player and the Museum of the Bible have something in common? But they do,” said Walther, who said the shoe is expected to be part of a forthcoming exhibit focused on sports.
As he stood with his family members, Isaac spoke of how the museum exhibit could last for the ages.
“If Jesus doesn’t come back, our kids’ kids’ kids’ kids’ will be able to come to the Museum of the Bible” and see their forebear’s basketball shoe, he said.
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