CHARLOTTE, N.C. (BP) -- At the recent opening of the Passages Bible
exhibition in Charlotte, N.C., Steve Green was described as "a man of no
compromise who sticks to God's Word and does everything at a level of
excellence." Green is the president of Hobby Lobby and owner of the
world's largest private collection of rare biblical texts and artifacts.
Passages
showcases more than 400 items of great historical and biblical
significance from the Green Collection. The full collection contains
more than 40,000 items. The exhibit opened in Charlotte in September and
continues daily through the end of February.
The
30,000-square-foot Passages exhibition provides a captivating experience
that tells the dramatic story of the most debated, most banned, most
read, best-selling book of all time.
The exhibit's website
describes Passages as an "innovative, interactive, family-friendly
exhibit that showcases both the Old and New Testaments -- arguably the
world's most significant pieces of literature -- through a
non-sectarian, scholarly approach that makes the history, scholarship
and impact of the Bible on virtually every facet of society accessible
to everyone."
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