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Bethlehem & Herodium - King Herod literally "moved a mountain from one mountain to another" to build the Herodium, his final place of defense
Bethlehem - Byzantine Church of the Nativity, near the birthplace of Jesus
Bethlehem - Byzantine Church of the Nativity, near the birthplace of Jesus
Bethlehem - Byzantine Church of the Nativity, near the birthplace of Jesus
Bethlehem - Byzantine Church of the Nativity, near the birthplace of Jesus
Bethlehem - Oil Lamp at Arab Antique Dealer who originally purchased some of the Dead Sea Scrolls
Bethsaida - Fisherman House
Bethsaida Village
Beth Shean - Ampitheatre Pillars
Beth Shean - Pillars #1
Beth Shean - Pillars #2
Beth Shean - Pillars #3
Beth Shean - Pillars And Tel
Beth Shean - Stadium
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Caesarea Maritima - Herod'sTemple
Caesarea Maritima - Hippodrome
Caesarea Maritima - Hippodrome Excavation
Caesarea Maritima - Hippodrome Platform
Caesarea Maritima - Pilate Inscription
Caesarea Maritima - Roman Aqueduct
Caesarea Maritima - Roman Aqueduct 2
Caesarea Maritima - Shoreline
Caesarea Maritima - Stadium #1
Caesarea Maritima - Stadium #2
Caesarea Maritima - Stadium #3
Caesarea Maritima - Stadium #4
Caesarea Philippi - Jordan River Beginning From Mount Herman Runoff
Caesarea Philippi - Possibly Gates Of Hades
Caesarea Philippi - Possibly Gates Of Hades
Caesarea Philippi - Possibly Gates Of Hades - Peter Lita Smith
Capernaum - Peter's House
Capernaum - Peter's House
Capernaum - Synagogue #1
Capernaum - Synagogue #2
Capernaum - Synagogue Entrance
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Dead Sea - Jordan, Mount Nebo
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Ein Kerem - Mary's Spring where tradition claims that Mary stopped here to visit her cousin Elizabeth who birthed John the Baptist
Ein Kerem - Bible Lands Museum Altar with horns
Ein Kerem - Bible Lands Museum Crucifixion tree cross style #1
Ein Kerem - Bible Lands Museum Crucifixion tree cross style #2
Ein Kerem - Bible Lands Museum Sepulchre tomb examples
Ein Kerem - Bible Lands Museum Papyrus that the scriptures were written on
Ein Kerem - Bible Lands Museum Mill Stone
Ein Kerem - Bible Lands Museum Tomb
Emmaus - Location where two disciples walked with the resurrected Christ when Jesus explained the scriptures to them
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Jericho - Archeology
Jericho - Archeology
Jericho - Oasis In Judean Desert Wilderness
Jerusalem - Arab Section #1
Jerusalem - Arab Section #2
Jerusalem - Arab Section #3
Jerusalem - Arab Section #4
Jerusalem - Arab Section Child
Jerusalem - Arab Section Child #2
Jerusalem - Arab Section Children
Jerusalem - Burnt House destroyed by the Roman General Titus in 70 AD when the Temple was destroyed
Jerusalem - Burnt House destroyed by the Roman General Titus in 70 AD when the Temple was destroyed
Jerusalem - City Of David
Jerusalem - City Of David Joab's Tunnel
Jerusalem - Court Of Flagellation
Jerusalem - Church Of The Holy Sepulchre
Jerusalem - Church Of The Holy Sepulchre
Jerusalem - Church Of The Holy Sepulchre - Ancient tombs where bodies were placed after death
Jerusalem - Church Of The Holy Sepulchre - Ancient tombs where bodies were placed after death
Jerusalem - Church Of The Holy Sepulchre
Jerusalem - Church Of The Holy Sepulchre
Jerusalem - Church Of The Holy Sepulchre
Jerusalem - Church Of The Holy Sepulchre
Jerusalem - Church Of The Holy Sepulchre - Column that includes all three column styles in one
Jerusalem - Church Of The Holy Sepulchre - Tradition claims that the blood of Christ seaped into this crack
Jerusalem - Church Of The Holy Sepulchre - Tradition claims that the blood of Christ seaped into this crack
Jerusalem - Church Of The Holy Sepulchre - Tradition claims that the blood of Christ seaped into this crack
Jerusalem - Damascus Gate Called the Shechem Gate by the Jews, the Arabs remember this gate as the "Gate of the Column" because of the tall pillar that stood in this gate's plaza during the Roman and Byzantine period. Kenyon's excavations underneath this Turkish gate found remnants of a triple-arched gateway dating to the time of the Roman Emperor Hadrian (135 A.D.).
Jerusalem - Hezekiah Tunnel - Entrance
Jerusalem - Hezekiah Tunnel - By Candle Light Without Guide
Jerusalem - Hinnom Valley (Gehennom) south of Temple Mount
Jerusalem - Hippodrome Next To Temple Mount
Jerusalem - House of Mark
Jerusalem - Kidron Valley South of Temple Mount
Kidron Valley - Field Of Akeldama
Kidron Valley - Tombs
Jerusalem - Kidron Valley South of Temple Mount
Jerusalem - King Hezekiah reinforced northwest city wall
Jerusalem - Lion's Gate
Jerusalem - Lion's Gate
Jerusalem - Map Mosaic from Jordan Church
Jerusalem - Model First Century
Jerusalem - Model Temple And Columnade
Jerusalem - Model Temple South Wall
Jerusalem - Mount Of Olives - Cemetaries
Jerusalem - Mount Of Olives - Camel Ride
Jerusalem - Mount Of Olives Gethsemane Garden
Jerusalem - Mount Of Olives Gethsemane Palm Sunday Road
Jerusalem - Mount Of Olives Gethsemane Prayer Cave
Jerusalem - Mount Of Olives Gethsemane Prayer Cave #2
Jerusalem - Mount Of Olives Shrines
Jerusalem - Mount Of Olives With Syrian Christian Tour Guide
Jerusalem - Mount Of Olives Garden of Gethsemane
Jerusalem - Mount Of Olives Garden of Gethsemane - British Commonwealth Ministers & Teaching Ministry Seminar
Jerusalem - Old City
Jerusalem - Pool Of Siloam Washing
Jerusalem - Rex's Souveniers
Jerusalem - Temple Model
Jerusalem - Temple Mount From Fortress Antonia
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Arches underneath where the Torah scroll scriptures that Jews study are kept
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Arches underneath where the Torah scroll scriptures that Jews study are kept
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Arches underneath where the Torah scroll scriptures that Jews study are kept
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Dome Of The Rock On Temple Mount - Steve Staten, Mark Shaw, Andrew Kitchen, Rob Skinner
Jerusalem - Temple Institute Menorah
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Eastern Wall and Golden Gates looking across Kidron Valley from the Mount of Olives
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Eastern Wall looking across Kidron Valley from the Mount of Olives
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Museum
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Museum Sacrifices
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Museum Stone Lifting Example
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Roman road
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Southern Wall & Western Wall Arches & Corner
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Southern Wall
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Southern Wall Steps
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Southern Wall Steps
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Southern Wall Steps
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Southern Wall Steps Mini Israel Model
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Southern Wall Mikveh for ceremonial washings and was most probably used for the first day of Jesus' church on Pentecost Day when 3,000 souls were baptized into Christ (Acts 2) - Cleansing from impurity took place in a ritual bath, a mikvah. These ritual baths could not be filled with a bucket. They had to be filled with "living" (naturally flowing) water. For many of these baths, such as those in the ritual bath buildings at the entrance to the Temple, this meant rainwater--water from heaven--a heavenly cleansing
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Southern Wall Triple Gates
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Southern Wall Triple Gates
Jerusalem - Tomb of King David
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Western Wall Tunnel Largest Stone 54 Tons
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Western Wall, South Side, and Eastern Graves on Mount of Olives
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Western Wall Robinson Arch
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Western Wall near Southwest Corner with Roman Road pummelled by the Temple stones thrown down on top of it from the top of the Temple Mount
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Western Wall near Southwest Corner Inscription on a Stone thrown down from the top of the Temple Mount - "To the place of trumpeting...," was discovered during B. Mazar's excavations. It probably served to indicate where a priest would stand to blow the trumpet to begin and end the Sabbath. Josephus explained the procedure: "And the last [tower] was erected above the roof of the Priest's Chambers, where it was the custom for one of the priests to stand and to give notice, by the sound of a trumpet, in the afternoon of the approach, and on the following evening of the close, of every seventh day, announcing to the people the respective hours for ceasing work and for resuming their labors" (War 4.582-83). The southeast corner of the Temple Mount wall is known as "the pinnacle" of the Temple, towering 216 feet over the rocky ground below. In Jesus’ day when Solomon’s Portico stood atop this place, this corner may have been as much as 50 feet higher than it is today. It was here that the second temptation of Christ took place: And he [satan] led Him to Jerusalem and had Him stand on the pinnacle of the temple, and said to Him, "If You are the Son of God, throw Yourself down from here; for it is written, He will give His angels charge concerning You, to guard You, and on their hands they will bear You up, lest You strike Your foot against a stone." And Jesus answered and said to him, "It is said, You shall not put the Lord your God to the test." (Luke 4:9-12; Deut. 6:16).
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Western Wailing Wall & Dome of the Rock - Mini Israel Model
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Western Wailing Wall On Passover
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Western Wailing Wall
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Western Wailing Wall
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Western Wailing Wall
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Western Wailing Wall
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Western Wailing Wall
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Western Wailing Wall
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Western Wailing Wall
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Western Wailing Wall
Jerusalem - Temple Mount Western Wailing Wall
Jerusalem - Tower Of David - Glass Show
Jerusalem - Jewish Guard With Gun at the end of the Western Wall Tunnel Tour
Jersalem - Jewish Ossuaries Full Of Bones From Graves
Jerusalem - Zion Gate - Providing access to Mt. Zion, this gate bears the marks of the Arab and Israeli battles in the 1948 War of Independence. This gate is also known as the Gate of the Prophet David because of the traditional location of David's tomb on Mt. Zion
Joppa / Tel Aviv - Shoreline from Ancient Joffa - Jonah Fled From Joppa, Tabitha resurrected through Peter (Acts 9:24-36), Peter had vision at the home of Simon the Tanner (Acts 10)
Joppa / Tel Aviv - Shoreline from Ancient Joffa
Joppa / Tel Aviv - Ancient Area with Ali Baba Sign
Joppa / Tel Aviv - Ancient Area
Joppa / Tel Aviv - Shoreline in the Downtown Center of Tel Aviv
Joppa / Tel Aviv - Shoreline
Joppa / Tel Aviv - Beach
Judean Desert Wilderness - Bedouin Shepherds
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Korazin
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Megiddo - Solomon's Chariot Horse Stalls
Megiddo - Solomonic Columns
Megiddo - Palm Dates
Mount Carmel - View Of Valley
Mount Carmel - Grave Typical First Century #1
Mount Carmel - Grave Typical First Century #2
Mount Of Beatitudes - Sea Of Galilee
Mount Of Beatitudes - Sea Of Galilee
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Qumran - Cave #4
Qumran - Jar That Held Dead Sea Scrolls
Qumran - Mikveh where ritual cleansings were done daily
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Samuel Tomb - 8 miles west of Jerusalem
Samuel Tomb
Sea Of Galilee
Sea Of Galilee
Sea Of Galilee - Peter & Lita Smith
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Biblical Archaeology Class 1 Overview
Biblical Archaeology Class 2 Old Testament 1
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Biblical Archaeology Class 4 Old Testament 3
Biblical Archaeology Class 5 New Testament 1
Biblical Archaeology Class 6 New Testament 2
Biblical Archaeology Class 7 New Testament 3
Biblical Archaeology Class 8 New Testament 4
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![Jerusalem - Temple Mount Western Wall near Southwest Corner Inscription on a Stone thrown down from the top of the Temple Mount - "To the place of trumpeting...," was discovered during B. Mazar's excavations. It probably served to indicate where a priest would stand to blow the trumpet to begin and end the Sabbath. Josephus explained the procedure: "And the last [tower] was erected above the roof of the Priest's Chambers, where it was the custom for one of the priests to stand and to give notice, by the sound of a trumpet, in the afternoon of the approach, and on the following evening of the close, of every seventh day, announcing to the people the respective hours for ceasing work and for resuming their labors" (War 4.582-83). The southeast corner of the Temple Mount wall is known as "the pinnacle" of the Temple, towering 216 feet over the rocky ground below. In Jesus’ day when Solomon’s Portico stood atop this place, this corner may have been as much as 50 feet higher than it is today. It was here that the second temptation of Christ took place: And he [satan] led Him to Jerusalem and had Him stand on the pinnacle of the temple, and said to Him, "If You are the Son of God, throw Yourself down from here; for it is written, He will give His angels charge concerning You, to guard You, and on their hands they will bear You up, lest You strike Your foot against a stone." And Jesus answered and said to him, "It is said, You shall not put the Lord your God to the test." (Luke 4:9-12; Deut. 6:16).](http://greatcommission.com/israel/2003015.jpg){kind=link}
