Megiddo is one of the most prominent archaeological sites in the Bible. Located near the town of Afula, it is mentioned in early Egyptian writings. It been predicted to be the site of the Armageddon in the Book of Revelations.
The site is one of the most prominent locations along the route of Via Maris, or the sea road leading to […]
Caesarea National Park is a historic, famous archaeological site,
built to play a part in Herod the Great’s plan to Hellenise the Holy Land in the first century.
He laid out a classical Greek city, including a stadium and amphitheatre,
on the small Phoenician port called Stratton’s Tower.
Caesarea acted as the capital of Palestine during the Roman rule.
Peter […]
Caesarea Philippi Three to four miles east of Dan, near the eastern edge of Jordan, sits an ancient city once called Paneas. Now called Banias, it sits adjacent from a grotto dedicated to Pan.
Banias stood on an elevated plateau, among ravines and water courses, where the mountains southwest of Hermon met a plain above Lake […]
It was at the Mount of Beatitudes that Jesus was rumored to have preached his Sermon on the Mount.
The land next to the church shapes into an Amphitheatre, sloping down to the side of the lake. Because of the unique design, it’s most likely that Jesus stood at the bottom of the Mount of Beatitudes […]
Precipice Mountain is home to the synagogue where Jesus preached,
and where history tells us the people of the city pursued Jesus.
The synagogue where Jesus is said to have preached has been marked for centuries,
as has the hilltop where it is located, Precipice Mountain.
Tradition also says Mary was here, frightened for her son until she saw […]
The Galilee Boat
Two fishermen brothers from Ginosar (formerly Gennesaret) on the dry shore of the Sea of Galilee amidst a drought. The brothers, Yuvi and Moshe Lufan spotted an unusual object poking up from the mud. After 12 days, the object was excavated. For the first time in nearly 2,000 years, the Jesus Boat saw […]
