The Way to Recover God's Image
2009-01-01 to 2009-12-31 Watch out for the magnificent permanent exhibition 'The Way to Recover God's Image' at the Abraham Park and Kenneth Vine Collection. Find out for yourself the ways to recover God's image, through remarkable installations including various interesting scriptures, sculptures and other remains from the past.
Venue: Abraham Park and Kenneth Vine Collection (The)
Ancient European And Egyptian Treasures
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This collection of ancient European and Egyptian relics was amassed by an American archaeologist, Doctor Kenneth Vine, and donated to Reverend Park Abraham. Around 750 pieces are on display, in three exhibition rooms, including earthen vessels of Mycenae and Thilisteines (2000 B.C.), an Egyptian mummy from 10 B.C. and a gold ring from the Byzantine Empire. The exhibition is divided into three themes: the creation of God, the corruption of the human being and the recovery of human beings' conscience and the way of eternal life. Free parking is available.
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The Way to Recover God's Image
Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
Watch out for the magnificent permanent exhibition 'The Way to Recover God's Image' at the Abraham Park and Kenneth Vine Collection. Find out for yourself the ways to recover God's image, through remarkable installations including various interesting scriptures, sculptures and other remains from the past.
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