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16th September 2015Click on heading for more info
MORE INFO >>> Ben Yehuda Street
At the heart of modern Jerusalem are the “pedestrianized” precincts of Ben Yehuda Street
MORE INFO >>>Caiapha’S house<<< MORE INFO
A church has been built over the place where the High Priest Caiaphas had his house. Jesus was kept here the night before He was crucified.
MORE INFO >>>CaRDO<<< MORE INFO
The Cardo was Jerusalem’s main thoroughfare in the Byzantine era.
MORE INFO >>> CHURCH OF ALL NATIONS <<< MORE INFO
The Church of All Nations is built next to the Gardens of Gethsemane, over the place where Jesus is said to have anguished in prayer.
MORE INFO >>> Church of Nativity <<< MORE INFO
The church is built over a cave which, according to tradition, is the stable where Jesus was born.
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The Dead Sea is the lowest point on earth. Given the salt content, you can float without the fear of sinking.
MORE INFO >>>Dominus Flevit Church <<< MORE INFO
It is reputed that the Lord Jesus Christ wept over Jerusalem at this location.
MORE INFO >>> East Gate & Temple Mt <<< MORE INFO
The Eastern Gate is bricked closed with a cemetery in front of it. The Temple Mount with the El-Aksa Mosque and Dome of the Rock.
MORE INFO >>> Garden of Gethsemane <<< MORE INFO
Jesus and His disciples often went to theses gardens to be alone.
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Situated to the north of the Damascus Gate and believed where Christ was buried.
MORE INFO >>> Yad Vashem (Holocaust Museum) <<< MORE INFO
An archive, research institute, museum and monument to perpetuate the memory of those killed during the Holocaust.
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One of the best preserved examples of a Roman City in the Middle East.
MORE INFO >>> Jericho <<< MORE INFO
It is the lowest city on earth and well-known from the teachings in the Old Testament.
MORE INFO >>> Jerusalem Scale Model <<< MORE INFO
The model gives a good perspective of the geography and layout of the ancient city of Jerusalem at the time of Christ.
MORE INFO >>> Jordan River <<< MORE INFO
The Yardnit Baptismal site where people opt to be baptized.
MORE INFO >>> Masada <<< MORE INFO
Ruins from the period of Herod the Great.The
MORE INFO >>>Mount of Beatitudes and St Peters Primacy <<< MORE INFO
Where Jesus taught His Disciples and the multitudes and a basalt Franciscan chapel built on the site where Jesus Christ is said to have appeared to the Apostles after His resurrection.
MORE INFO >>> Mount of Olives <<< MORE INFO
From the Mt of Olives there is breath taking views of the Old City of Jerusalem, the Temple Mount and the East Gate.
MORE INFO >>> Mt of Temptation <<< MORE INFO
Location according to tradition where Christ was tempted by satan
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Nazareth village illustrating life in the 1st century AD.
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The Old City walls, Damascus Gate and the many shops in the different quarters.
MORE INFO >>> Pater Noster <<< MORE INFO
The place where Jesus is believed to have taught His disciples how to pray.
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The ancient city of Petra is situated in the Valley of Moses (Wadi Musa).
MORE INFO >>> Pools of Bethesda <<< MORE INFO
The place where the Lord Jesus healed the man who had been paralysed for 38 years.
MORE INFO >>> Qam Run <<< MORE INFO
The location where the Dead Sea Scrolls were found in a cave.
MORE INFO >>> Sea Level<<< MORE INFO
The road between Jerusalem and Jericho is well known for the story of the Good Samaritan. On the same route we find this sign.
MORE INFO >>> Sea of Galilee <<< MORE INFO
The sea of Galilee is referred to in many passages of scripture and Jesus performed many miracles in this area.
MORE INFO >>> Shepherds Fields <<< MORE INFO
The Shepherd’s Fields situated outside Bethlehem.
MORE INFO >>> Shrine of THE Book <<< MORE INFO
The Shrine of the Book was built to house the Dead Sea Scrolls.
MORE INFO >>> Via Dolorosa <<< MORE INFO
The route that the Lord Jesus walked to Golgotha is known as the Via Dolorosa.
MORE INFO >>> Western Wall <<< MORE INFO
The wall is part of the retaining wall of the Temple Mount and was built by Herod the Great. The Western Wall is Judaism’s holiest site and the plaza in front of it is a permanent place of worship.
MORE INFO >>> Mount nebo <<< MORE INFO
On a tour of Jordan we will visit Mount Nebo. The significance of Mount Nebo is best described in God’s Words in Deuteronomy 32:49.
MORE INFO >>> shobak castle <<< MORE INFO
Shobak Castle offers a reminder of former Crusader glory, an impressive castle in Jordan.
MORE INFO >>> wadi rum<<< MORE INFO
On tours to Jordan, one of the highlights is that ultimate Bedouin experience where we overnight in a Bedouin tent in the desert.
MORE INFO >>> madaba <<< MORE INFO
Our Jordan tours include a visit to Madaba where one can view the mosaic Madaba map, the oldest map in Palestine of the world.
MORE INFO >>> royal automobile museum <<< MORE INFO
During tours to Jordan, a visit to the Royal Automobile Museum in Amman, Jordan with its extensive collection of automobiles is always enjoyed.
MORE INFO >>> pools of siloam <<< MORE INFO
Siloam by interpretation means “sent”. We read in John 9 of the account where Jesus saw a man who had been blind from birth.