Journey to Holy Land Spiritual and Historical Virtual Guide and Maps

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The Garden Tomb

August 5, 2016 January 10, 2017Jerusalem, JudeaCity of David, Garden Tomb, Golgotha, Israel, Jebus, Jerusalem, Jesus, King David, Old City, Old Testament, Resurrection, Temple Mount, Temple of Jerusalem, Tomb, Western Wall, Zion

The Garden Tomb is a famous and beautiful site located in east Jerusalem, believed by many to be the garden and sepulchre of Joseph of Arimathea and therefore possibly the...

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Biblical City of Samaria

August 4, 2016 May 5, 2017SamariaAhab, Ancient City, Capital, Jezabel, Kingdom of Israel, Omri, Queen Jezabel, Samaria, Sebastia

During the period of the kingdom of Israel and Judah, Samaria was the second most important city in the land of Israel after Jerusalem.As cited in 1 Kings, 16:24 KJV:...

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Ashkelon National Park

August 3, 2016 January 10, 2017Coastal Plain, JudeaAshkelon, Ashkelon National Park, Coast, National, National Park, Philistines, Plain

The oldest arched city gate in the world is in the Ashkelon National Park, located in the heart of the Old City (of Ashkelon). Surrounded by beauty and lush lawns, this site...

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Desert of Paran

August 3, 2016 May 5, 2017Aravah, Judea, Negevaravah, david, desert, Desert of Paran, exodus, Israel, mines, negev, Paran, solomon, tabernacle, wilderness

The Desert of Paran is one of the places the Israelites spent part of their 40 years of wandering after the Exodus. The Paran plateau contains a lot of gravel...

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Wadi Qelt, Prat River or the Brook of Cherith

August 1, 2016 May 5, 2017Desert of Judea, JudeaBiblical Jericho, Conquest, Desert of Judah, Desert of Judea, Elijah, Elisha, Israel, Jericho, Land, Promise, Wadi Qelt - Prat River

Wadi Qelt or Prat River is described to be one of the wildest ravines of the region. It travels from west to east, draining most part of the northern Judean...

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Abu Ghosh

July 31, 2016 May 5, 2017JudeaAbu Ghosh, Ark, christians, Jewish, judah, judea, Kiryat Ye'arim, Mesianic, Mountains of Judah, Obed Edom, wilderness

Abu Ghosh is an Arab Israeli town well-known for its beautiful churches, classical music festivals, delicious hummus restaurants and its friendly relations with the Jewish population. Located in the Jerusalem Hills,...

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Kiryat Ye’arim

July 31, 2016 May 5, 2017JudeaArk, christians, Jewish, judah, judea, Kiryat Ye'arim, Mesianic, Mountains of Judah, Obed Edom, wilderness, Yad HaShmona

Kiryat Ye’arim or Kiriath Jearim is the ancient town where the Ark of the Covenant once rested during the ministry of Samuel. The Ark was taken from the town of...

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Moshav Yad HaShmona

July 31, 2016 May 5, 2017Judeachristians, Jewish, judah, judea, Mesianic, Mountains of Judah, wilderness, Yad HaShmona

Yad Hashmonah, a messianic village in the region of biblical Kiryat Ye'arimYad Hashmonah is a very special village in Israel, founded by Finnish Christian Zionists in 1971. Nestled in the...

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Ein Avdat National Park

July 31, 2016 May 5, 2017Judea, NegevAbraham, Abram, aravah, david, desert, Desert of Negev, Ein Avdat, Ein Avdat National Park, exodus, Israel, mines, Nabateans, National, National Park, negev, Nomads, Park, solomon, tabernacle

A beautiful oasis in the Negev desert, surrounded by white and sandy cliffs. This rare and natural reserve has various plants and wildlife throughout the park.In between the impressive cliffs,...

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Jordan River and Valley of Jordan

July 31, 2016 January 10, 2017Jordan ValleyBaptism, Jordan, Jordan River, Jordan Valley, Qasr el Yahud

The Baptism Site of JesusLocated approximately 6 miles east of Jericho, right on the border of Israel and Jordan, the Jordan River or also known as, Qasr el Yahud, the official name,...

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