Replica of what Temple Mount looked like in Jesus' day (This view is from the southeastern corner.) Once in Jerusalem, the pace picks up and there is much more walking and less bus time. The city and the sites are much more crowded, and the skills of bus drivers in traffic are put to the …
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Recently, a significant portion of the ancient Pilgrim Road, leading from the Pool of Siloam to the entrance to Temple Mount, was opened to the public. But that historic road is not the only major historical discovery. Also found there was the water tunnel lying beneath the Pilgrim Road. Watch the short report below to …
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Ancient Ziklag Discovered? What a fascinating time to visit Israel! I can hardly wait for our tour group to arrive there in November! Why? Because Bible-confirming sites and artifacts are being found in Israel every single day! It has been an especially rich time of discovery and/or unveiling over the past few weeks. Nathan-Melech's bulla …
Arched entryway, as in Jesus' day At the southwest corner of Temple Mount, one can see remains of an arched entryway at the top of a long flight of stairs which once served as the entrance for Jewish pilgrims making their journey to the Temple in Jerusalem for the annual feasts. Remains of the archway …
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