The Old Kingdom of Egypt covers the period of the building of the great pyramids, and precedes Abraham’s time in Egypt. This post describes what we can see today from that ancient time.

The Megiddo Mosaic is the floor of one of the earliest Christian worship halls, now on display at the Museum of the Bible. It includes three important inscriptions, one of which has the phrase “God Jesus Christ,” which is the earliest archaeological evidence of Jesus Christ being called God.

This post is the introduction to a series of posts on Egypt and its relationship to the Bible. The focus of this series of blogs is to illustrate and describe the various ways that archaeology from Egypt can be used to better understand Egypt itself, and to help illustrate or better understand certain Bible passages.