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E L P M A S The Jordan flows out of the Sea of Galilee on the south end and continues to the Dead Sea. E L P M A S The steps leading up to the synagogue E It was an ancient L pagan city that P worshipped idols. M An idol of


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The Jordan flows out of the Sea of Galilee

  • n the south end and continues to the

Dead Sea.

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The steps leading up to the synagogue

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It was an ancient pagan city that worshipped idols. An idol of Baal as the bull god wearing a sword was found in the city gate.

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The ruins of Capernaum today

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Capernaum had a fine harbor for the fishing fleet.

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In 1986, a first century fishing boat was discovered under the mud in the harbor at Magdala.

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This is looking east from Jerusalem toward the Mount of Olives beyond the Temple Mount. Bethany is a short distance beyond the mount.

  • Mt. of Olives

Temple Mount

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After Bethany, the road to Jericho runs through a

  • valley. Bedouins live here today with their herds of

sheep and goats.

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Josephus said the Roman Tenth Legion used this road when they came to besiege Jerusalem in 70 AD.

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Looking west toward Jericho from near the Jordan River This is called “the plain of the valley of Jericho” in Deuteronomy 34:3.

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The city of Jericho was given to Herod the Great by the Roman Emperor Octavian in 30 BC.

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A reconstruction of Herod’s tomb in a special display at the Israel Museum in 2013

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The Israel Museum has an excellent model of Jerusalem in Jesus’ day.

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Jesus arrived in Bethany six days before His death

  • n the Passover. Bethany was a short distance

from Jerusalem on the east of the Mount of Olives.

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After He crossed the Kidron Valley and entered the city, a multitude welcomed him with shouts of “Blessed is he that cometh in the name of the Lord: Hosanna in the highest” (Mat. 21:9).

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The money changers and animal sellers probably congregated under Solomon’s Porch, which was the porch running along the eastern, western and northern sides of the Temple.

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In Matthew 24, Christ gave a extended, detailed prophecy of the end

  • f the church age,

the coming of the Antichrist, the Great Tribulation, and Christ’s glorious return.

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MOUNT OF OLIVES KIDRON VALLEY TEMPLE MOUNT

Christ was arrested on the Mount of Olives.

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A few years ago, a first century tomb was discovered in Galilee during road construction. It still has the covering stone similar to the one that was rolled away on Easter morning.

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