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.

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

The Jordan River National Park is a great place to explore & hike the many footpaths whilst being surrounded by the beauty of God’s Creation, as you walk beside the River Jordan and through its offshoots.

Walking to the Second Temple in Jerusalem was holy, so you had to go slowly in prayer, song & thought.

The incredible secret routes that entered the Second Jewish Temple in Jerusalem unveiled a mystery of the ancient world.

Yardenit baptismal site is located along the Jordan River in the Galilee region of Israel & is a place many Christian pilgrims come to be baptised. People are baptised here to follow in the example of Jesus, who was baptised at Bethany Beyond Jordan, which was closed for many years, but now is open too.

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

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.

Inside the Dome of the Rock is evidence for the Jewish Temple, as you go down underground and find the ancient Herodian mosaic.