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5 Reasons The Met Should Be on Your (JW) Bucket List


The Metropolitan Museum of Art, or "The Met" as it's affectionately known, is a treasure trove of human creativity and history spanning over 5,000 years. While Jehovah's Witnesses hold a distinct view on the veneration of images, visiting the Met can offer unique opportunities for appreciation and learning, aligning with key spiritual principles.

Here are some compelling reasons why a visit to the Met can enrich your experience as a Jehovah's Witness:

  1. Witnessing the Vastness of Human Creativity:

The Met's extensive collection showcases the incredible diversity and ingenuity of human expression across cultures and eras. This can inspire a sense of awe at the talents Jehovah has bestowed upon mankind.

  • Marvel at intricate ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics and artifacts.

  • Contemplate the beauty of Renaissance masterpieces.

  • Appreciate the skill and craftsmanship of artisans from around the globe.



  1. Gaining Insights into Biblical History and Culture:

The Met houses a wealth of artifacts and artworks that illuminate the world of the Bible. This can deepen your understanding of the historical and cultural context in which biblical events unfolded.

  • Explore ancient Near Eastern civilizations like Assyria and Babylonia.

  • See artifacts from the time of the Israelites, such as pottery and jewelry.

  • Encounter artistic depictions of biblical stories and figures.


There are at least 3 tours every JW Trip guest could enjoy.


  • Around the world: From Adam to Jesus

  • When in Rome

  • The 10 Plagues of Egypt

Just to mention a few


Our Bethel Experience trips include this tour.




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