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As part of the Early Printing exhibit, visitors to the Museum of the English Bible in Cumberland, Maryland, can get a hands-on experience touching papyrus paper and a 1600s Bible page made of rag and plant fiber paper.

This video shows a detail on one of the 1612 Quarto-sized King James Version pages in the Museum of the English Bible in Cumberland, Maryland. The initial printings of the King James Bible were done by two different shops. They were the "royal printers" for these editions. This 1612 First Quarto edition page was printed by Robert Barker. When you hold the page up to the light, the royal printer watermark pops out into view. This is part of one of the museum's hands-on exhibits. Guests are encouraged to pick it up and look at the page in the light!

The most famous and well-known English Bible is the 1611 King James Version. In this two minute tour, we will take a quick look at the 1611, 1612 and 1613 pages on display at the Museum of the English Bible, Cumberland, Maryland. The 1611 page is unique, having writing and annotations by one of the original owners.

We live in times of great turmoil and insecurity. Our greatest source of security is God, who is our rock, our fortress, and our shield. We only have to trust Him. Leading the service is Dr. Jon Dewey. Recorded in the Museum of the English Bible, Cumberland, Maryland.

Virtual worship service for February 21, 2021. Unfortunately, some people's hearts are so hard that they cannot receive the message of the Gospel. There are many reasons why this happens. We must be careful - we must not argue with them. We must pray for them, asking the Holy Spirit to soften their hearts so they can be receptive. Leading the service is Dr. Jon Dewey. Recorded at the Museum of the English Bible, Cumberland, Maryland.

Disappointment is a part of life. Everyone has experiences with it, including Jesus. Fortunately, the Bible gives us a very practical method for dealing with it as we navigate the disappointments and hurts of life. Leading the service is Dr. Jon Dewey. Recorded at the Museum of the English Bible, Cumberland, Maryland.

People of the Book Fellowship virtual worship service for February 14, 2021. The sermon is the third in a four-part mini-series on the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:3-9). Leading the service is Dr. Jon Dewey. Recorded at the Museum of the English Bible, Cumberland, Maryland.

People of the Book Fellowship virtual worship service for February 7, 2021. The sermon is the second in a four-part mini-series on the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:3-9). Leading the service is Dr. Jon Dewey. Recorded at the Museum of the English Bible, Cumberland, Maryland.

People of the Book Fellowship virtual worship service posted January 31, 2021. The sermon is the first in a four-part mini-series on the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:3-9). Leading the service is Dr. Jon Dewey. Recorded at the Museum of the English Bible, Cumberland, Maryland.

The New Covenant completes the requirements of the Edenic, Abrahamic, Mosaic and Davidic covenants. All of their requirements were fulfilled in the person of Jesus of Nazareth. The final in a series of studies on biblical covenants. The study leader is Dr. Jon Dewey of Pilgrim's Way Ministries. This study is filmed in the Museum of the English Bible in Cumberland, Maryland.

The Davidic Covenant was made with King David through the prophet Nathan. David is promised a son (descendant) who will reign forever on his throne. This is a prophecy of the Messiah who is to come. Also interesting about this passage is that it is an example of the Double Reference Principle of interpretation. The study leader is Dr. Jon Dewey of Pilgrim's Way Ministries. This study is filmed in the Museum of the English Bible in Cumberland, Maryland.

Made with the children of Israel through the prophet Moses, the Mosaic Covenant may be the most familiar to the majority of people. From it we learn laws and principles - many which are still referred to today - and the beginnings of the ancient nation of Israel. The study leader is Dr. Jon Dewey of Pilgrim's Way Ministries. This study is filmed in the Museum of the English Bible in Cumberland, Maryland.

The Adamic Covenant was made by God with Adam and Eve while they were in the Garden of Eden, but just prior to them getting banished. Part Two of our series on Covenants in the Bible.

Documentary video highlights of the exhibit "The Noblest Monument of English Prose" presented at the Allegany County Museum, Cumberland Maryland. Displayed from May 10 through June 9, 2011, it is part of a commemoration of the 400th anniversary of the printing of the King James Bible. The music is "Browning" by Elway Bevin (1554-c.1639), performed by guitarist Jon Sayles. All artifacts in this exhibit are from the personal collection of Dr. Jon F. Dewey.

In this introductory video, Dr. Jon Dewey explains the concept of covenants in the Bible. This is the introduction to an 8-week study.

The Edenic Covenant was made by God with Adam and Eve while they were in the Garden of Eden. Part One of our series on Covenants in the Bible.