After a fantastic Shabbat (when Jews shut down all activity), we were ready to enter the Old City, whose walls tower over visitors anxious to experience this wonderful place. Entering always reminds me of the three times a year Jews from all over the land would flock to the Temple for major feasts. Passover (which …
On Saturday, we shared our Shabbat experience on Tel Azekah. (The photo above depicts Jewish families enjoying Shabbat together.) However, that wasn't the end of that wonderful Sabbath Day! This side of heaven, you will never experience worship like what tends to break out in certain places in Israel when believers from around the world …
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Welcome back friends! If you're following our tour rewind, please stay tuned. We will return to it tomorrow. But on this Lord's Day, let's focus on the return of Jesus our Lord. Are you eagerly awaiting it? https://youtu.be/Sx9RoMbhiYg
The day following our entrance into Jerusalem was Shabbat (Sabbath), so most Jewish sights were closed. Thus, we spent the day enjoying other adventures. Bethlehem, though only 6 miles from Jerusalem, is a predominately Muslim city in the West Bank. There, we scheduled a meet up with a fantastic Palestinian pastor, Ziyad Bannuora. Pastor Ziyad …
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