Photographs of Biblical Sites in Egypt
These photographs of the Bible Lands may be used as PowerPoint sermon backgrounds and in Bible class lessons, but they may not be placed on any other website. These copyrighted photos are all 1024x768 pixels. At the end of each listing you will find the year that the photos were originally taken listed in parentheses.
- Edfu Temple of Horus. The best preserved of all Egyptian temples. Construction began in 237 B.C. by Ptolemy III and completed in 57 B.C. by Ptolemy XII (2005).
- Gods of Egypt, including Amun, Babi, Bes, Neith, Horus, Osirus, Sobek, Hathor, Ptah, Khepri, Sekhmet, Taweret, and Toth (2005).
- Nile River in Egypt, including Palm trees, mud huts, men working and cattle feeding along the Nile (2005).
- Medinet Habu Temple at Luxor, Egypt. This was the mortuary temple of Ramesses III, a very important New Kingdom temple, and is located on the West Bank of Luxor (2005).
David Padfield's Bible World
David has assembled an extensive collection of photographs from his travels through Israel, Jordan, Turkey, Greece, Italy, and Egypt. Drawing on this rich visual archive, he has embarked on a project to illustrate the Book of Acts with photorealistic, AI-generated biblical scenes. These images provide valuable geographical, historical, and cultural context for understanding the customs and daily life of biblical times.
These images are avaiable as JPG and PDF files in both 4:3 and 16:9 aspect ratios. The accompanying story planner, which explains each image, is currently available only in English, but translations into several other languages are underway.
You can download these images free of charge from: FreeBibleImages.org