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Arthur B. Chrysler

 Arthur B. Chrysler received his A.A. degree with honors from Grace Bible College (Grace Christian University), Grand Rapids, Michigan. He participated as a volunteer in The City of David Archaeological Project of the Hebrew University’s Institute of Archaeology, Jerusalem in the summer of 1984. The project was directed by Dr. Yigal Shiloh, with area supervisors Eilat Mazar, Yair Shoham, and Donald Ariel. Arthur co-authored the article Jerusalem - Large or Small: The Debate Goes On, which was included in an online feature of the Biblical Archaeology Society (September 19, 2006). Arthur has been the owner/operator of Eastown Frame & Gallery for more than thirty-five-years and is married, with five children and eight grandchildren.

The chief purpose of the Bible is the revelation of the way of salvation through Jesus Christ, but, as the archaeologists in the Holy Land have shown, it is also a reliable source of historical information. 
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All scripture is given by inspiration of God... (II Timothy 3:16).
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