Biblical Wonders in the Middle East

Let’s continue our journey with David in Israel. Critics of the Bible believed the ivory palace of king Ahab to be fanciful writing. But what did archaeologists find that silenced the critics?

What else was found in the Dead Sea Caves that dates back to 1,500 years or more before Christ? Does Jacob’s well from the Bible really exist? What did David find interesting in talking with a Samaritan priest? Was the city of Shechem, that you can visit today, mentioned in the Bible? How was Hezekiah’s tunnel built and was it mentioned in the Bible? What was found which was the first and only time outside of the Bible that proved Pilate existed?

Listen for the answers in this interesting trip!

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Stay tuned for a visit to Israel. What massive fortress in Masada does David take you to that king Herod (from the Bible) built? What ended when this fortress was captured? What prediction in the Bible foretold this?

What place did Constantine’s mother build that most archaeologists believe is the most probable location for the death and burial of Jesus?

Learn about the Wailing Wall and the Dome of the Rock. Go to the Eastern Gate, which is the gate that Roman soldiers brought Jesus through on His way to His trial and crucifixion. What prophecy in Ezekiel predicted that this gate would be shut and no one would enter it again? Did David find this true?

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Get ready for a visit to Jordan, Syria, Lebanon and Israel!

In Jordan, discover the oldest map there is showing details of the Biblical landscape including sites like Bethlehem and Gethsemane.

Go where cedar trees of this place were used to build Solomon’s temple and house. When the supply of Egyptian papyrus failed as Bible prophets predicted, where did the new supply come from? Where is there a memorial from king Nebuchadnezzar of the Bible? What 6 Bible prophecies about Tyre proved true?

Jericho is mentioned many times in the Bible, what well in Jericho, named after a person in the Bible, still supplies modern Jericho with water? What was discovered in Jericho that archaeologists say is the oldest known continuously occupied human settlement?

In what city were the Dead Sea Scrolls found? What do these scrolls mean for us today and how do they prove the Bible is accurate and believable? Have fun on this visit!

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David continues his journey in Turkey to the last two churches mentioned in the book of Revelation, Philadelphia (now Alasehir) and Laodicea as well as going to the fourth largest city in Turkey, Tarsus. He also makes it to a couple of cities in the country of Jordan, Petra and Jerash.

What does Philadelphia mean? Did David find it’s meaning to be true when he was there? What time period in history does Philadelphia refer to in the book of Revelation? What does a painting of Queen Victoria presenting a Bible to an ambassador from East Africa have to do with this?

What interesting Bible analogy is evident with hot spring water that was channelled into Laodicea? What did David find on the island of Patmos, the place where the author of Revelation was exiled?

What things did David see in Petra and Jerash that are mentioned in the Bible?

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Journey with David to five of the seven churches mentioned in the book of Revelation, Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamos, Thyatira and Sardis. The names of these places have changed but the original places are still where they were when mentioned in the book of Revelation.

What temple did David go to that was almost double the size of the BCE Parthenon at Athens? What city had health clinics built because of the nearby water springs with healing properties? Where was the amphitheatre located that David spoke at and every person heard him plainly without microphones?
Listen to find out more about the places the Bible mentions many years ago.

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Rindu Sad Flute by www.dl-sounds.com

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