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Tag Archives: Peter (Apostle)
Rise and Walk
Now Peter and John were going up to the temple at the hour of prayer, the ninth hour. And a man lame from birth was being carried, whom they laid daily at the gate of the temple that is called … Continue reading →
Posted in Bible Stories, Business and Finance, Theology
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Tagged Faith, God's Provision, Healthcare, John the Apostle, Miracles, Peter (Apostle), Poverty, Thomas Aquinas, Wealth and Money
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If I do not wash you, you have no share with me
In the Bible, chapters 13-17 of the Gospel of John are entitled by scholars as “the upper room discourse”. The scene is Jesus’ last supper with the 12 disciples – His closest friends. This meal takes place the day before … Continue reading →
Capernaum, Jesus’ Adult Home
After lunch, we back around to the northern end of the Sea of Galilee to visit Capernaum. One of the things I have definitely been finding disturbing is that every place Jesus did anything significant in Israel now has a … Continue reading →
Posted in Bible Stories, Theology, Travel
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Tagged Beatitudes, Capernaum, Israel, Jesus, Peter (Apostle), Sea of Galilee, Sodom and Gomorrah
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Fish Heads at Ein Gev
After our detour in the Golan Heights, we headed south along the east side of the Sea of Galilee to a little port village of Ein Gev, maybe 2/3 of the way down the lake. This was a place that … Continue reading →
Posted in Food, Fun and Games, Travel
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Tagged Ein Gev, Great Food, Israel, Peter (Apostle), Sea of Galilee
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Caesarea Philippi
From Tel Dan, we headed east just a few miles to Caesarea Philippi – founded by Philip, one of the three sons of Herod the Great during the time Jesus walked the earth. Since then, it has been renamed Banius … Continue reading →
Posted in Bible Stories, Military, News, Politics and Culture, Theology, Travel
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Tagged Caesarea, Capernaum, Herod the Great, Israel, James MacDonald, Lindsay McCaul, Paganism, Peter (Apostle)
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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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