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Tag Archives: Bible comments
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
Posted in Bible comments, Bible Geography, BiblePlaces, Biblical Archaeology, Links to interesting stuff, Publications & Study Materials, Reviews, Tech & Resources
Tagged Bethlehem, Bible comments, Bible photos, BiblePlaces, commentaries, Gospels, Naomi, Photo Companion to the Bible, PowerPoint, resources, Ruth, Todd Bolen
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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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How did bells on the High Priest’s garment sound?
In 2011, archaeologists Eli Shukron and Ronny Reich uncovered a golden bell in Jerusalem that may have belonged to a 1st century High Priest. Small golden bells were part of the High Priest’s official attire when ministering in the Holy … Continue reading
Posted in archaeologists, Bible comments, Jerusalem, Short videos
Tagged Atonement, Bible, Bible comments, Day of Atonement, Eli Shukron, Ephod, Exodus, Golden bell, High Priest, Holy of Holies, Holy Place, Jerusalem, Judaism, Leviticus, Ronny Reich, Sewers, Tabernacle, Temple, video, Western Wall
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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
Wild Boar (pigs!) at Caesarea Philippi (Banias, Israel) — with 3 photos
Originally posted on HolyLandPhotos' Blog:
On a recent trip to Israel our student group was preparing our lunch at the picnic grounds on the site of Banias (NT Caesarea Philippi—think Peter’s confession of Jesus as the Christ/Messiah—Matthew 16:16 and gospel…
Posted in Bible comments, Flora and Fauna, Galilee, Israel
Tagged Banias, Bible, Bible comments, Bible story, Caesarea Philippi, psalm 80, wild boar
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The Gihon Spring and Solomon’s Wisdom
My previous post discussed the recently-completed excavations around Jerusalem’s Gihon spring. This spring was the water source for ancient Jerusalem. The Gihon spring had one weakness. It lay at the bottom of the hill, but for defensive purposes the city … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient Architecture, Bible comments, Biblical Archaeology, Israel, Jerusalem, Short videos
Tagged bibl, Bible, Bible comments, Gihon, Jerusalem, Proverbs, Proverbs 4:23, Solomon
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15-Year Excavation Completed at Jerusalem’s Gihon Spring (Video)
This short video shows the powerful Canaanite fortifications at Jerusalem prior to David’s time. Anyone who has visited the Gihon Spring in the past 15 years has seen the massive stones along with sandbags and other evidence of excavation. The … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient Architecture, Bible comments, Biblical Archaeology, Israel, Jerusalem, Short videos
Tagged Archaeologists, Archaeology, Bible comments, Biblical Archaeology, Bronze Age, Canaanite, City of David, Gihon, Ido Koch, Iron Age, Israel Finkelsten, Jerusalem, Joe Uziel, Late Bronze, Middle Bronze, Oded Lipschits
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Short Video: From Jericho to Masada at the Dead Sea
The Dead Sea is always an enjoyable place to visit. I make a point of going there during every trip to Israel. A warm float in the Dead Sea and the fresh, cool waterfalls of Ein Gedi wash away every … Continue reading
Posted in Bible comments, Interesting places to visit, Israel, Jerusalem, Jordan, Overseas trips, Short videos, Travel
Tagged Bible, Bible comments, David, Dead Sea, geography, Jericho, Jordan, Jordan river, Judah, Judea, King Saul, Masada, Moab, video
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Remarkable video of a flood in the Harod Valley, Israel
Israel is having its heaviest winter rains in 30 years. The good news is the rising water levels in the Sea of Galilee, the country’s principal reservoir. The bad news is the flooding that can come with heavy rainfall. Check … Continue reading
Posted in Bible comments, Israel, Short videos
Tagged Aren Maeir, Bible comments, flood, Gideon, harod, Harod valley
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Photo Companion to the Bible – Revelation now available
BiblePlaces’ Photo Companion to the Bible has just released the book of Revelation at a promotional price. This volume completes the New Testament series. All 27 books from Matthew to Revelation are now included in the Photo Companion set. Revelation, … Continue reading →