Megiddo - a huge Canaanite site, which became an important trade and military city for the Israelites, with dozens of battles fought here. We saw some fortifications built by Solomon and other biblical kings
Nazareth - Mount Precipice, Nazareth village, an open-air museum that reconstructs village life in the Galilee in the time of Jesus
The Church of the Annunciation which stands over the cave that tradition holds to be the home of the Virgin Mary.
The Jezreel Valley - a green and fruitful valley where many crops are grown, Israel's breadbasket
Magdala - the city of Mary Magdalene
Mt. Arbel - an amazing overlook of the Sea of Galilee that helps to understand the geography of the area the Savior loved so well and spent most of his ministry in. We were able to learn about the political divisions that affected his life and where the towns he frequented are in relation to each other.
Mt. Tabor - the site of the Mount of Transfiguration
Tel Jezreel - where many Biblical stories take place, including the Spring of Gideon where Gideon and his men drank from the spring
Bay of Parables - the traditional site of the host of parables were delivered by the Savior
Capernaum - the city Jesus referred to as his "own city" and where he performed many miracles and delivered the powerful "Bread of Life" discourse.
Tabgha - the traditional site of feeding the multitude with the loaves and two fishes
Church of St. Peter's Primacy - where the Lord commissioned Peter to "Feed my Sheep"
Hippos - a city on a hill
Boat ride on the Sea of Galilee
Kursi - also called Piggy Hill
Tiberias
Chorazin
Mount of Beatitudes
Tel Hazor - an Old Testament site
Tel Dan - where one of the headwaters of the Jordan river begins
Caesarea Philippi
Bet Shean or Scythopolis - ruins from Old Testament stories
Jordan Valley Rift - visit the Jordan river











1 comment:
Great to have a picture history of the trip, Vonnie.
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