The 2,000 Year-Old Street in Jerusalem

The 2,000 Year-Old Street in Jerusalem

A lot of ancient ruins have been uncovered in Jerusalem. Specifically, much has been found relating to the world of Herodian Jerusalem, or in other words, Jerusalem at the time of Jesus. This is one of the reasons why seeing and experiencing Jerusalem first hand is so...
June 2017 Israel Tour – Day 12 Summary

June 2017 Israel Tour – Day 12 Summary

DAY 12 – FRIDAY, JUNE 23: Today was our last day here in Israel, and it was a good one. It was also the last day of Ramadan which made the Old City a bit crowded in places. The weather was perfect once again full sun, with highs around 80. We started the day at...
June 2017 Israel Tour – Day 11 Summary

June 2017 Israel Tour – Day 11 Summary

DAY 11 – THURSDAY, JUNE 22: OLD CITY, WESTERN WALL TUNNEL, ISRAEL MUSEUM, YAD VASHEM This morning we left at 7:30 again. The weather was about the same as yesterday, with sun and comfortable temps in the low 80s. Leaving the hotel we read from Mark 13:1-2 about the...
June 2017 Israel Tour – Day 10 Summary

June 2017 Israel Tour – Day 10 Summary

DAY 10 – WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21: Today was our first full day in Jerusalem. The weather was sunny but with much cooler temps, with highs around 80. Leaving our hotel around 7:30 again, we drove to the Mt. of Olives. We drove around the western and northern parts of the...
June 2017 Israel Tour – Day 9 Summary

June 2017 Israel Tour – Day 9 Summary

DAY 9 – TUESDAY, JUNE 20: This morning we left the Galilee area and headed south. Leaving about 7:30 on what would be another sunny and hot day (90s), we drove to the southern end of the Sea of Galilee to the Kinneret Cemetery. Here a famous Jewish pioneer is buried....

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