text: In Rome, tourists visit the Arch of Titus. Inside the arch is a relief depicting the menorah and the table of showbread being carried by Gentile Roman soldiers. As the story goes, these objects were looted from the temple of Jerusalem in 70 AD. The bible introduces the objects in the book of Exodus. God had Moses make them, just like he had seen them. The Arch of Titus is real – you can search for it on the Internet and see it for yourself next time you are in Rome. It was erected in the first century to preserve details about historical events. The temple in Jerusalem is also a tourist mecca that evidences Zerubbabel’s 6th century BC reconstruction of Solomon’s temple originally built in the 10th century BC. The objects of the temple are what the Arch of Titus records as undeniable. Where did those Romans go wrong in lacking the information you happen to have? Is your assertion on the mythological nature of the bible limited to the Pentateuch and the New Testament, except for Exodus?