Site of the Month (2/2010):

  Bethsaida

  A Biblical city in the land of Geshur, and a Roman city - the site of Jesus' two miracles. Its ruins are located on a hill, above the delta of the upper Jordan river, a fertile area with many ancient villages.

  Mark 8:22: "And he cometh to Bethsaida..."

                                    Read about it...

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   Welcome to the home page of the Holy Land sites review. This web site is a  gateway to the Land of the Bible, home of the New and Old Testaments. Packed with original images and information, it highlights the wonders and charm of the region and its relevance to the historical and biblical roots.

 

BibleWalks is intended to assist in Bible research and reference, conduct virtual tours to the Holy land places, and absorb the spirit of the Biblical life from the ground up.

  The website features:

  • Reviews of  selected Biblical sites in the Galilee, Jerusalem and Israel
  • Photographs from each site
  • Info pages - with useful information, biblical searches, maps and tools

 

Holy Land Sites:

      The sites featured in BibleWalks pages are located in the Holy Land. These include Biblical places (such as Megiddo and Mount Tabor); Christian sites that follow Jesus footsteps (such as Nazareth sites, Jerusalem and Capernaum); Roman and Crusader forts (such as Acre); historical places  (such as Arbel and Masada), and other selected archaeological  and religious sites. 

  

Quick site look up:               

Galilee (Northern Israel):

 Click on a site to read more about it.

 

Jerusalem sites (old city area):

Click on a site to read more about it.

 

Israel - other sites and regional galleries:

 

 

 

 

  This map shows the Galilee, in the northern part of modern Israel, where most of the sites are featured. It shows the major roads, cities, and the Biblical and archaeological places which are featured in this web site.

  You can select the site by clicking the dot on the map. A colored dot represents the site's type:

Blue= Old Testament

● Red =  New Testament

Green= prehistoric

Purple= other

Yellow= regional galleries

    

 

 

 

 

  This map shows the old city of Holy Jerusalem, on a smaller scale.  It uses the same color codes:

  ● Blue= Old Testament

  ● Red = New Testament

  ● Purple = other

 Click on the dot to navigate.

  You can also select one of the sacred destinations in Jerusalem on the "sites" option above, or skim thru the whole list in the  sites main page.

 

 

The map of Israel shows additional featured sites (using same color code) and the regional galleries (yellow dots) which are also listed below:

  

  Upper Galilee Golan
  West Galilee Sea of Galilee
  Acre Beit-Kerem
  Carmel  Hilazon valley
  Jezreel Valley Nazareth
  Lower Galilee Sharon
  Jerusalem Judea
  Jordan valley Dead Sea
  Negev  

 

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