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Category Archives: Bible Geography
The New “Photo Companion to the Bible” – It’s Much More Than Pictures
A new resource has just become available and is a “must have” for any Bible teacher. The Gospels: Photo Companion to the Bible has thousands of images that illustrate and illuminate nearly every verse in Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. The … Continue reading
Posted in Bible comments, Bible Geography, Biblical Archaeology, Flora and Fauna, Galilee, General Archaeology, Jesus, Links to interesting stuff, Publications & Study Materials, Reviews
Tagged Archaeology, Bible, Bible comments, Bible pictures, BiblePlaces, Biblical Archaeology, Christianity, commentaries, Companion to the Bible, geography, Gospels, Jesus, John, Luke, Mark, Matthew, PowerPoint, resources, Teaching tools, Todd Bolen
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Overlooking a Biblical Battleground
One of our visits yesterday was to the traditional site of Elijah’s contest with Baal on Mount Carmel. This location for the contest is probably correct and offers a wide view of the Jezreel valley. The valley has an intense … Continue reading
Posted in 2014 Bible Lands Tour, Ancient Battles, Bible Geography, Bible Lands tour, Israel, Philistines, Travel
Tagged Battles, Bible, Elisha, Gideon, Gilboa, Israel, Jehoram, Jehu, Jezebel, jezreel, Jezreel Valley, King Saul, Midianites, Moreh, Shunem, Travel
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New Israeli National Park for Khirbet Qeiyafa, Elah Valley
The Jerusalem Post reports on plans for the Elah Valley, famous for the fight between David and Goliath. The northern portion of the approved area is particularly important on an archeological and historical level due to the presence of Khirbat … Continue reading
Explorations in Antiquity Center near Atlanta planning major expansion
The Explorations in Antiquity Center in LaGrange, Georgia, has announced plans for a major expansion onto adjacent land. Dr. Jim Fleming, a scholar who has lived and worked in the Bible Lands, founded this museum to “help people experience the ancient biblical … Continue reading
From David to Jesus: The Mount of Olives
One of the best views of the Mount of Olives can be found from the ramparts of Jerusalem’s Old City walls. The Rampart Walk is cheap (around $4 at this time) and permits unique views of Jerusalem. I posted on … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Geography, Israel, Jerusalem, Short videos
Tagged Absalom, David, Gethsemane, Hushai, Jerusalem, Jesus, Mount of Olives, Ramparts, Ramparts walk
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Canaan was not a big desert. (Someone tell the media!)
Looking at biblically-themed art or watching biblically-themed movies, one has to assume most of ancient Israel’s territory was desert. This is simply not true of a land of “milk and honey” – two products that require vegetation. One example of geographical … Continue reading
Video: All About Region of Samaria in 15 Minutes
The Satellite Bible Atlas web site has a series of short videos that illuminate Bible places. Today features one that illuminates the region of Samaria. I watched it and cannot recommend it highly enough. It is more than worth the … Continue reading
Posted in Bible comments, Bible Geography, Interesting places to visit, Israel, Short videos
Tagged Adam, Ai, Bethel, Bryant Wood, Dothan, Ebal, et-Tell, Gerizim, Jeroboam, Khirbet al-Maqatir, Samaria, Satellite Bible Atlas, Shechem, Shiloh, Tirzah, Trans-Samaria Highway, video, Wadi Fara
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Now Available: “The Book of Ruth” Photo Companion from BiblePlaces
Last year, BiblePlaces released the Photo Companion to the Gospels, a wonderful and unique tool for Bible teachers and students. Bible Places now offers the next addition to the series, The Book of Ruth. It’s discounted at nearly half-price until April 21st, … Continue reading →