Search this Blog
-
Join 533 other subscribers
-
Recent Posts
Categories
Blogroll
Resources
Copyright Notice
© Luke Chandler, 2008-2021. Excerpts and photos may be freely used for educational or teaching purposes if attribution is given to the author/photographer and to this blog. Unauthorized use or duplication of materials on this site without express permission from Luke Chandler, or without attribution as described above, is prohibited.
Blog Stats
- 265,401 hits
Tags
- 10th century
- Archaeologists
- Archaeology
- Art & Architecture
- Artifacts
- ASOR
- Azekah
- BAR
- Bible
- Bible comments
- Bible Lands tour
- Bible photos
- BiblePlaces
- Biblical Archaeology
- Book and the Spade
- Caesarea
- Canaanite
- Christianity
- City of David
- Colombia
- commentaries
- cultic activity
- David
- Dead Sea
- Discoveries
- Egypt
- Eilat Mazar
- Elah Fortress
- Elah Valley
- Eli Shukron
- Encuentro
- Evangelism
- galilee
- gates
- Goliath
- Hezekiah
- Hezekiah Tunnel
- Inscriptions
- interview
- Iron Age
- Iron IIa
- Israel
- Jerusalem
- Jesus
- Judah
- Khirbet Qeiyafa
- Lachish
- Late Bronze
- Links to interesting stuff
- LMLK jars
- Manuscripts
- Masada
- megiddo
- Michael Hasel
- Museums
- Ostracon
- Philistines
- Photo Companion to the Bible
- PowerPoint
- Qumran
- Reports
- resources
- Rome
- Saar Ganor
- Sea of Galilee
- Shrine
- Solomon
- Spain
- Temple
- Temple Mount
- Todd Bolen
- Travel
- video
- Yosef Garfinkel
- Yossi Garfinkel
Tag Archives: Barcelona
In Spain for Two Weeks
I have arrived in Sevilla (a.k.a. Seville), Spain, to begin a nearly two-week visit in the country. This trip is primarily about being with Christians, but there are also some interesting things to see and learn about the area. I’m … Continue reading →
Posted in Christians in Other Places, Evangelistic Work, Overseas trips, Spain, Spanish evangelism, Travel
|
Tagged Attack of the Clones, Barcelona, Evangelism, Moorish conquest, Moors, Plaza de España, Sevilla, Spain, Star Wars, Travel
|
1 Comment
Perhaps Gaudí is not so Gaudy
The English word gaudy is basically defined as ostentatious, tastelessly decorated, or overly ornamented. Its origin may be from Old English, but some say it derives from the name of the Spanish Catalan architect Antonio Gaudí, whose designs are interpreted by … Continue reading →
Posted in Interesting places to visit, Overseas trips, Spain
|
Tagged Art & Architecture, Barcelona, Museums, Spain, Travel
|
1 Comment