Directions to Maná, Museo de las Sagradas Escrituras

The Bible Museum in Mexico, also known as Mana,

Studies the Bible among its more than 1,500 copies, an ancient book invaluable background of sixteenth to nineteenth centuries, increases and spreads collections of Bibles with documentary value significant for Mexico, showing the richness of a book that has gone hand in hand with the evolution of languages and modes of transmission; from the clay tablets and papyrus to editing in the latest information technology.

Likewise, wrapped in a comprehensive concept of work, Mana aims to increase its biblical heritage, music and film background sacredness, conferences, research and dissemination in radio, philosophical studies, music, dance, conferences, and delivery of graduates in science and biblical languages.

Address: Tonantzin No.31, Col. Tlaxpana , Mexico City, 11370

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