Mar Saba Monastery | Ancient History
The monastery of Mar Saba is located in the Judean desert, not far from the birthplace of the Lord - Bethlehem. The Judean Desert - also called the Judaean Desert…
Caves of Qumran | The treasures from the Caves
A series of excavations in the hills west of the Caves of Qumranhills west of the Caves of Qumran, near the northwestern shore of the Dead Sea in the West…
Solomon’s pools | History of the famous pools
Leaving Bethlehem in a southerly direction on the way to Hebron, one passes about 5 kilometers from Solomon's pools. Three water reservoirs are carved into the rock and connected by…
Herodion | Biblical Place
About 8 kilometers southeast of Bethlehem in the Judean Mountains, or in today's West Bank (West Bank), is the Herodion (Herodium). The truncated cone-shaped hill can be seen from afar.…
Mount Arbel
Mount Arbel is in Galilee on the south side of the Plain of Ginosar, about 4 kilometers west of the Sea of Galilee. On Mount Arbel is the ruins of a fortress and a synagogue. The top of Mount Arbel, a…
Gath in the Bible
Another Philistine city from the 14th - 8th centuries BC. is Gath in the Bible (also called Gat). Whose remains were found on the hill of Tell es-Safi (Arabic: Tall…
The Conquest of Canaan and The Scriptural Cities
Moses died at the top of Mount Nebo, east of the Dead Sea, after having contemplated the land of Canaan. In which the Israelite people were to settle. Joshua was…
Tabgha | The Church and Monastery of Tabgha
The Church of Tabgha Church and Monastery, commonly known as the place of multiplication, is located on the Sea of Galilee. Tabgha is the place in Israel where the miraculous…
Hezekiah Tunnel
A sight without equal is the inspection of the Hezekiah Tunnel in Jerusalem in the City of David. Exiting the Old City at the Dung Gate, you will come to…
Paternoster Church
Another sight on the Mount of Olives is the so-called Paternoster Church. On the Mount of Olives, on the site of what is now the 19th-century Carmelite Church, Jesus gave…