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Category Archives: Bible Stories
Holy Land Fact #1: The Two Temple Eras
In addition to a daily log of places and events on my tour of Israel, I thought I’d also include a few (maybe one per day at the end of the day) interesting facts that I’ve learned about the holy … Continue reading →
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Tagged Babylon, Ezra, Herod the Great, Israel, Jerusalem, Jesus, King Solomon, Nebuchadnezzar
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Tel Megiddo
Megiddo is an area at the other end of the Valley of Jezreel from Mount Carmel. The word “tel” is Hebrew for “hill”. This is a high hill overlooking the Valley of Armageddon, a word derived from the word “Megiddo”. … Continue reading →
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Tagged Archeology, Armageddon, Israel, Valley of Jezreel
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Mount Carmel and the Valley of Jezreel
Okay, I’ve gotta pick this up. There are lots of books and websites that can tell you all the Biblical facts about these places. Mount Carmel was the site of Elijah’s confrontation with the prophets of Baal and Asherah in … Continue reading →
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Tagged Armageddon, Elijah, Israel, Mount Carmel, Valley of Jezreel
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Caesarea by the Sea
During his reign as a governor in the Roman empire, Herod the Great turned Caesarea from a simple fishing village into a large, prosperous sea port. He was called “the Great Builder” by some, because he undertook amazing construction projects … Continue reading →
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Tagged Caesarea, Cornelius (Roman Soldier), Israel, Paul (Apostle), Peter (Apostle), Philip the Apostle, Roman Society and Culture
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Tel Aviv
The bus left a few minutes after 8, despite the (I’d have to call them) threats from the Discovery Ministry folks that if we weren’t on the bus 10 minutes early we’d be left behind. Clearly they’re really softies. 😉 … Continue reading →
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Tagged Cornelius (Roman Soldier), Israel, Jesus, Jonah, Joppa, Peter (Apostle), Tel Aviv
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My Journey to Israel
In a few short days, I have the amazing privilege of traveling to Israel with Walk in the Word, the radio ministry of James MacDonald, Senior Pastor of Harvest Bible Chapel. You can read more about how I ended up … Continue reading →