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A Passover display with Jewish products intermixed with Christian Judaica including this lamb with "Behold the Lamb" written on its back in gold script. Adjacent to the Jerusalem Model in the administrative office of Zion's Hope are other Judaica including tallits, kippas, menorahs, Passover haggadahs, and Christian education resources for use in Sunday Schools, private schools and Bible studies. |
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Books promoting Israeli tourism, such as those written from an Evangelical Christian perspective like House's Israel: The Land and the People, and Turkington's Arise, Walk through the Land can be found throughout exterior sales exhibits in the Holy Land Experience. |
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A relationship with other Evangelical Christian organizations can be seen in the products for sale at the Holy Land Experience. McDowell's More than a Carpenter is a publication that another Orlando based ministry, Campus Crusade for Christ, disseminates in their mission's work. Likewise, Zion's Hope distributes Campus Crusade for Christ's Jesus video in Israel under the name Yeshua. |
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Segments of the Hebrew torah scrolls and haftorah scrolls are attached directly to the walls and sprayed in acrylic throughout the park. The Central Florida Jewish community has expressed outrage with Zion's Hope for its possession of anywhere up to 30 deteriorating torah scrolls that are part of the Scriptorium collection. |
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Segments of the Hebrew torah scrolls and haftorah scrolls are attached directly to the walls and sprayed in acrylic throughout the park. The Central Florida Jewish community has expressed outrage with Zion's Hope for its possession of anywhere up to 30 deteriorating torah scrolls that are part of the Scriptorium collection. |
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Segments of the Hebrew torah scrolls and haftorah scrolls are attached directly to the walls and sprayed in acrylic throughout the park. The Central Florida Jewish community has expressed outrage with Zion's Hope for its possession of anywhere up to 30 deteriorating torah scrolls that are part of the Scriptorium collection. |
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Segments of the Hebrew torah scrolls and haftorah scrolls are attached directly to the walls and sprayed in acrylic throughout the park. The Central Florida Jewish community has expressed outrage with Zion's Hope for its possession of anywhere up to 30 deteriorating torah scrolls that are part of the Scriptorium collection. |
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Beginning in 2002, the Scriptorium has housed the Van Kampen collection of religious artifacts and has served as both a Holy Land Experience exhibit as well as a separate library for use by Evangelical scholars. |
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Behind the recreation of the Qumran caves, the place where the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered, and the Garden Tomb is the Temple of the Great King which is a half scale reproduction of the Temple. The Temple is only a facade and actually houses the Seed of Promise, another Holy Land Experience exhibit detailing the life of Jesus. The court in front of the Temple is called the Plaza of Nations and serves as an outdoor venue for theatrical presentations, Bible studies, and concerts. Adjacent to the Temple is another Holy Land Experience exhibit, the Tabernacle, that details Judaism's ancient priest and sacrificial systems. |
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Behind the recreation of the Qumran caves, the place where the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered, and the Garden Tomb is the Temple of the Great King which is a half scale reproduction of the Temple. The Temple is only a facade and actually houses the Seed of Promise, another Holy Land Experience exhibit detailing the life of Jesus. The court in front of the Temple is called the Plaza of Nations and serves as an outdoor venue for theatrical presentations, Bible studies, and concerts. Adjacent to the Temple is another Holy Land Experience exhibit, the Tabernacle, that details Judaism's ancient priest and sacrificial systems. |
