Explore A Visit With Jesus

Use these gateways to explore the major collections of A Visit With Jesus. Choose a broad subject below, then follow its organized links into the individual pages, presentations, videos, and reference resources throughout the site.

The gateways below are the principal paths into the site's growing Bible, history, culture, archaeology, art, biography, apologetics, and teaching resources. They keep major collections and related resources discoverable without requiring one enormous menu.

Meet biblical figures, judges, kings, prophets, apostles, Gospel figures, Hasmoneans, Roman governors, Church Fathers, and other people important to biblical and Christian history.

Explore People »

Explore biblical locations, the geography of ancient Israel, Jerusalem, maps, the Temple, and the lands and journeys associated with Scripture.

Explore Places & Geography »

Explore the life and ministry of Jesus, His followers and journeys, the first-century world, historical evidence, Crucifixion, and Resurrection.

Explore Jesus & His World »

Enter the historical and cultural setting of Scripture through Bible history, customs, historians, early Christianity, persecution, timelines, and historical video collections.

Explore History & Culture »

Follow Egypt, Assyria, Babylon, Persia, the Seleucids, Hasmoneans, and Rome, together with rulers who shaped the political world of Israel and the early Church.

Explore Empires & Rulers »

Examine archaeological finds, inscriptions, manuscripts, relics, reports, and video collections that illuminate the historical world of the Bible.

Explore Bible Archaeology »

Explore AVWJ's biblical artwork collections, artists, special galleries, and visual presentations of people, events, and scenes from Scripture.

Explore Bible Art »

Find Bible study and commentary, apologetics, Bible reliability, textual criticism, theology, science and faith, teachers, ministries, articles, podcasts, books, and video collections.

Explore Study & Learn »

Bible Reference & Discovery

These major resources remain directly accessible without requiring another subject gateway.