30 years
since 1980

British Museum and Bible Tours in London

	Tour 1: The Stones are Crying Out
		Although pieces of propaganda the unearthed Assyrian Stones cry out that the Bible is right. Sennacherib's Palace and the sad outcome of Judean inhabitants at Lachish.	The British Museum 1 hour

	Tour 2: Jehovah is a God of True Prophecy
		Isaiah's prophecies fulfilled during the Assyrian, Babylonian and Medo Persian world empires.	The British Museum 1 hour

	Tour 3: This is History Written in Advance
		Alexander the Great. Powerful Caesars of Rome. How did Daniel accurately describe them?	The British Museum 1 hour

	Tour 4: Problems Faced by Early Christians
		What problems first century Christians in Greece and Rome had to face? How did they overcome them? Are these different today?	The British Museum 1 hour

	Tour 5: Surviving a Famine
		What was the inspired arrangement to survive the 7 year famine in Joseph's time? What was the purpose of the 10 plagues? Unearthed Egyptian stones and your Bible provide the answers.	The British Museum 1 hour

	Tour 6: 'Choose for Yourselves' (Joshua 24:14-15)
		You will be surprised to see ancient Egyptian deities and customs to be so popular in this 21st century!	The British Museum 1 hour

	Tour 7: The Bible and its Fight to Live
	Has the Bible been changed? Famous old Bibles. Well-known old manuscripts of the Bible. What devious methods were unsuccessfully used by the Bible's enemies trying to destroy God's Word? What is the Bible's bloodstained history?		The British Library 1 hour

	Tour 8: Examples of Loyal Obedience
		See evidence of Ur's prosperity, which Abraham and Sarah left behind. Was Jehovah cruel in decreeing the extermination of the Canaanites?	The British Museum 1 hour

	Tour 9: 'Keep your Eyes on the Prize'
		Rome was renowned for its Gladiatorial games and its mighty army with deadly missiles. Popular Grecian Games attracted great crowds. How did Paul use these in his striking illustrations?	The British Museum 1 hour

	Tour 10: The Rise of the 7th World Power
	Coach tour, stopping at various sights to explore how London is figured at the hub in remarkable fulfilment of Daniel 7:7-8. Relive the events of British history.		City of London 2 1/2 hours with your bus

	Tour 11: 'Time Matters'
		Global measurements of time and space are based here. Contrast the Bible's teaching with popular beliefs through the ages regarding the earth and sun. What was involved in the struggle to find the 'impossible clock'?	Royal Observatory 1 hour at Greenwich

	Tour 12: United in a Disunited World
		Walk through the pages of history starting at the Houses of Parliament. See the location of the first United Nations' meeting. Walk through Revelation's prophecies.	London 1 1/2 hours walk


	British Museum and Bible Tours in London – Information When are the tours conducted? Every Saturday and some Bank Holidays. Midweek arrangements for congregations only if visiting Bethel (groups only). How many tours can you have in one day? No more than two British Museum tours in one day. If you are coming as a congregation in your own coach you may wish to combine one British Museum tour with one London Tour. You may also combine a tour of the Royal Observatory with either a tour of the British Museum or British Library. Group Booking How large can each group be? Not less than 20 adults. If less, book as individual visitors. If a GROUP is booked with the Minimum 20 adults and yet arrives with less than this mandatory amount the group unfortunately will have to be dispersed into available places within other groups. Disabled Access. Tour 11, Greenwich Observatory. Disabled visitors will not have access to all the rooms the tour is conducted in. *Individual Visitors booking* I am coming on my own - can I go on a tour? You will need to pre-book. Which tour? Unlike congregations' bookings, visitors cannot select the tour of their choice, as it is impossible to please all Visitors' requests in one group. However, at the Museum, you may tell the Organiser which tour you may have had in the past and depending on circumstances, the Organiser and the Guide may possibly arrange the tour of your choice but this is not guaranteed. Where to meet Enter through the main entrance on Great Russell Street and go through from the lobby into the Great Court. Immediately to the left, is the statue of a colossal Marble lion. Meet our Organizer wearing a Meander Bible Tours Badge.

	Who are the Guides? The team consists of appointed men and sisters, most of whom are regular pioneers. All the guides are happy to give their voluntary, unpaid service to their brothers and interested persons. Whoever your guide is, you will be shown the same exhibits, be quoted the same scriptures and receive the same information derived from God's Word and God's Organization’s publications. Their expressions show a deep love and devotion to Jehovah and loyalty to his organization.

	REQUIREMENTS DRESS should be the same as when attending meetings or visiting Bethel. You need to bring your Bible. You are NOT ALLOWED TO EAT OR DRINK inside the Galleries. Packed lunches can be taken in designated areas. There are two restaurants and two cafeterias inside the Museum. The British Museum, British Library and Royal Observatory are international public places and bad appearance reflect upon Jehovah's name and his organization. A LAPEL BADGE will be supplied which should be worn throughout the tours.

	How can you organize a party? Telephone, fax, book online or write informing us of the number in your party. We can then arrange a mutually convenient date and time for your tours. ON RECEIPT OF YOUR WRITTEN CONFIRMATION we will confirm the booking. 2-3 days before your visit, please telephone to confirm the final arrangements. Am I allowed to photograph, video or tape the commentary? Photographs (using a flash) are permitted within the Museum, tripods are not permitted. You can tape or video the commentary provided it is for personal use only and you do so inconspicuously, not obstructing your guide or others behind you.