Panorama Photographs of Israel
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Alphabetic listing of panoramas in Israel:
Ai of Abraham, Et Tel |
Ai of Joshua, Khirbet el Maqatir |
Ararat, Urartu |
Beth Guvrin, Betogabris |
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Elah Fortress, Khirbet Qeiyafa |
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Gath, Tel Safi |
Gibeah of Saul, Benjamin |
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Jesus Boat, Galilee |
Joshua's Altar on Mt. Ebal |
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Kadesh Barnea, El-Beidha (Petra) |
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Madaba Map: 542 AD |
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Mt. Musa (Mt. Sinai) |
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Succoth, Tel Deir Alla |
Tel Rehov, Apiary |
Timna of Delilah |
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Gallery of Panorama Photographs in Israel
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Et Tel |
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Khirbet el Maqatir Twice Abraham built an altar and God promised him Canaan. This is where Lot departed from Abraham. |
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Noah's ark may rest at the summit three miles high. The Urartian Kingdom palace and sanctuary with a direct line of sight view of Mt. Ararat. |
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Oldest arched city gate in the world. (Same age as the gate at Dan) |
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Philistine camp of Goliath |
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Abraham and Isaac stayed here when under Philistine control. |
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Hellenistic and Roman, Possible home of Nahum |
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Fishing village of Philip, Andrew and Peter |
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Saul and Jonathan's headless body was put on the wall on the hill |
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Ark of the Covenant came up the Sorek valley from Philistine Ekron to Beth shemesh by Ox cart and 50,000 Hebrews were killed by God for looking inside. |
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Only natural seaport on the coast. |
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Khirbet Qeiyafa Saul or David's fortress |
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Tel Safi Home of Goliath the Philistine |
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Place of sodomy that brought about the extinction of the tribe of Benjamin save 600 men. Judges 19:22 Later became palace of King Saul |
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Tabernacle was here for 59 years (1012-953 BC) Levitical city. |
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Herod's man-made mountain palace overlooking Bethlehem and Herod's tomb. |
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One of 5 kings conquered by Joshua in southern conquest. |
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Walls fell down. Bryant Wood proved Kenyon wrong! |
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Herod's winter Palace. Jesus came to this town and preached the gospel. |
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Found on the NW shore of the Sea of Galilee it dates to 40 BC and was in use for decades. Jesus may have ridden in it! |
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Plastered with the law written on the outside. Part of the blessings and curses ceremony. |
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Israel spent 38 years at Kadesh (El-Beidha). The Nabatean tomb city is a relic of the 3 million Jews who died here. |
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Tabernacle was here for 92 years (1087-995 BC) |
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One of the five kings Joshua conquered in the southern conquest. |
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Conquered by Joshua and became a Levitical city. |
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Oldest map of Israel on the Byzantine church floor in mosaic. |
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Judah King Asa defeats Zerah the Ethiopian's army of 1 million here. |
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Judean 12 stone sanctuary 70 km due west of Kadesh Barnea at Petra. Thousands of Rock art. |
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Mt. Sinai chosen by Queen Helena in 325 AD. Highest mountain in Sinai. |
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Samuel's home, prophet's school (Naioth) and tomb |
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Large natural unique geologic feature in the Negev. |
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Tabernacle was here for 305 years (1399-1094 BC) Also see ABR excavation page |
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Philistine camp of Goliath |
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Tel Deir Alla The famous Balaam inscription was found here. |
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Apiary, oldest honey factory in the middle east. |
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"She looks good to me" Samson |
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Samson's home in the hills and tomb with a view looking down at Timna, Delilah's home. |
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