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J_ J_sus W[ W[lks ks Eng_ g_^i Eng_ g_^i After Israel took possession of Canaan, Engedi belonged to the territory of Judah (Joshua 15:62). Eng_ g_^i After Israel took possession of Canaan, Engedi belonged to the territory of

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Eng_ g_^i

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Eng_ g_^i

  • After Israel took possession of

Canaan, Engedi belonged to the territory of Judah (Joshua 15:62).

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Eng_ g_^i

  • After Israel took possession of

Canaan, Engedi belonged to the territory of Judah (Joshua 15:62).

  • It is a Judean wilderness.
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Eng_ g_^i

  • After Israel took possession of

Canaan, Engedi belonged to the territory of Judah (Joshua 15:62).

  • It is a Judean wilderness.
  • It is where David took refuge

from Saul (1 Samuel 24).

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Eng_ g_^i

  • After Israel took possession of

Canaan, Engedi belonged to the territory of Judah (Joshua 15:62).

  • It is a Judean wilderness.
  • It is where David took refuge

from Saul (1 Samuel 24).

  • In a cave in Engedi, David

silently stole a piece of Saul’s garment when he found him in a compromising position.

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Eng_ g_^i

  • Besides the multiple caves in

which to hide, David probably also chose to hide in Engedi because of the freshwater spring it provides.

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Eng_ g_^i

  • Besides the multiple caves in

which to hide, David probably also chose to hide in Engedi because of the freshwater spring it provides.

  • Ammon, Moab, and Edom tried

to invade Judah through Engedi during the reign of Jehoshaphat (2 Chronicle 20:1- 2).

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M[s M[s[^ [^[

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M[s M[s[^ [^[

  • Masada was located between

the eastern edge of the Judean Desert and the western coast

  • f the Dead Sea.
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M[s M[s[^ [^[

  • Masada was located between

the eastern edge of the Judean Desert and the western coast

  • f the Dead Sea.
  • This incredible wilderness

fortress rises nearly 1500 feet above sea level!

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M[s M[s[^ [^[

  • Masada was located between

the eastern edge of the Judean Desert and the western coast

  • f the Dead Sea.
  • This incredible wilderness

fortress rises nearly 1500 feet above sea level!

  • King Herod built a winter

palace at Masada.

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M[s M[s[^ [^[

  • Masada was located between

the eastern edge of the Judean Desert and the western coast

  • f the Dead Sea.
  • This incredible wilderness

fortress rises nearly 1500 feet above sea level!

  • King Herod built a winter

palace at Masada.

  • Nearly 1000 Jews took refuge

in Herod’s palace following the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 A.D.

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M[s M[s[^ [^[

  • In 73 or 74 A.D, the Romans

(led by Flavius Silva) besieged the Jews hideout in Masada.

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M[s M[s[^ [^[

  • In 73 or 74 A.D, the Romans

(led by Flavius Silva) besieged the Jews hideout in Masada.

  • They built a siege ramp to hurl

stones at the rebellious Jews inside the fortress.

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M[s M[s[^ [^[

  • In 73 or 74 A.D, the Romans

(led by Flavius Silva) besieged the Jews hideout in Masada.

  • They built a siege ramp to hurl

stones at the rebellious Jews inside the fortress.

  • To keep from being killed and

enslaved by the Romans, the leader of the Jewish Rebels (Eleazar Ben Yair) convinced the 960 people in his care that it would be better for them to take their own lives.

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  • Once Flavius and his men

entered the fortress, they found only a couple of women and a handful of children hidden in the cisterns. They had survived the mass suicide and were able to recount what happened.

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Th_ h_ ^_[^ S_[

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Th_ h_ ^_[^ S_[

  • In the Bible, it is called the Salt

Sea (Genesis 14:3), the Sea of Arabah (2 Kings 14:25), and the “eastern sea” (Joel 2:20).

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Th_ h_ ^_[^ S_[

  • In the Bible, it is called the Salt

Sea (Genesis 14:3), the Sea of Arabah (2 Kings 14:25), and the “eastern sea” (Joel 2:20).

  • It is an intensely salty lake
  • ccupying the southern end of

the Jordan Valley.

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Th_ h_ ^_[^ S_[

  • In the Bible, it is called the Salt

Sea (Genesis 14:3), the Sea of Arabah (2 Kings 14:25), and the “eastern sea” (Joel 2:20).

  • It is an intensely salty lake
  • ccupying the southern end of

the Jordan Valley.

  • Its content is approximately

29% salt!

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Th_ h_ ^_[^ S_[

  • In the Bible, it is called the Salt

Sea (Genesis 14:3), the Sea of Arabah (2 Kings 14:25), and the “eastern sea” (Joel 2:20).

  • It is an intensely salty lake
  • ccupying the southern end of

the Jordan Valley.

  • Its content is approximately

29% salt!

  • It is the lowest place on the

earth’s surface (almost 1400 feet below sea level).

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  • It is dropping by over three feet

a year.

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  • It is dropping by over three feet

a year.

  • Nothing lives in the Dead Sea.
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