Beit She'an housed an ancient Canaanite stronghold & when King Saul disobeyed God, he was killed here. King David & later Solomon established the Israelite settlement here.

Near to this location, in the time of Jesus, the Jewish altar from the Second Temple period stood & the priests would make their sacrifices with Herod’s Temple behind them.

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Discover the Ketef Hinnom Scrolls, also described as Ketef Hinnom amulets, which are the oldest surviving texts currently known from the Hebrew Bible, dated from 600 BC, which contains the Priestly Blessing, Numbers 6:22-27.

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This is the path, through these closed Triple Gates that Jesus and His disciples would have used to enter the Second Temple in Judea.

King Herod built his impressive fortress at Masada, Israel, overlooking the Dead Sea. It is thought that King David may have also used this fortress, as the Bible references King David retreated to his high fortress.

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Breaking news from Jerusalem, Israel, preparations for the Third Temple are accelerating at a breathtaking pace. Join us, as we unveil shocking blueprints and stunning 3D animations that bring the 3rd Jewish Temple to life.

This ancient coin shows us what the Temple of the Jews looked like in ancient Judea, Israel.

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King Herod was born in the Holy land, but fled to Rome where he spent his youth & he was later pronounced King of Judea in Rome. On his return to Judea, he committed this lavish palace to be built for all to see.

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No visit to Jerusalem is complete without a stop at the Austrian Hospice located on the Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem, Israel. Make sure to head to the roof for incredible views over Jerusalem!

The Arch of Titus shows the Jewish treasures from Jerusalem’s Temple and now we can see them in colour.