Visiting the Patriarchs and Matriarchs
An entire chapter in the Bible is dedicated to the Cave of the Patriarchs in Hebron, showing the site’s importance in scripture. Today we will visit this holy site, which unfortunately is not on many tour itineraries, but should be!
Banning the Bible? Yair Levi’s ‘Blessed’ and the Fight for Faith
This track has quickly resonated with listeners across the globe, especially for its profound connection to the Bible and its powerful message for believers. Yet, as Levi’s song has gained popularity, something alarming has simultaneously occurred- it has encountered shadow banning across social media platforms.
Ring of Fire Solar Eclipse to appear as Rosh Hashanah begins
While skeptics claim this astronomical phenomenon has no spiritual significance, others note that the eclipse of 2017 that transversed the United States ushered in a catastrophic hurricane season, the global COVID epidemic, the war in Ukraine, and the horrific Hamas attack on Israel.Â
The Incredible Mount Tabor
Today we are visiting the stunning Mount Tabor, which is often used by scripture to denote majesty.
Pope visits largest Muslim nation: Signing end of days Esau-Ishmael alliance against Israel
Since ascending to the papacy in 2013, Pope Francis has worked openly to unite Esau and Ishmael by enhancing Christian-Muslim relations. This alliance implicitly threatens Israel, the spiritual descendant of their mutual Biblical nemesis.
Largest Israeli zipline opens in the heart of Biblical Jerusalem
The Holy City has opened a new attraction where one can literally RIDE the Bible in the most exhilarating way possible: a 731-meter (223 feet) zipline, Israel’s longest.
The amazing city of Jerusalem
As a Christian leader, I encourage every one of faith to visit Israel and to walk the streets of Jerusalem. It just may be that this city will capture your heart for the God of the Bible.Â
Biblical Animals of Israel (Part 2)
Amazingly many of the most beautiful animals mentioned in the Bible can still be seen in Israel today! Some of them never actually went extinct (in Israel), while others did, but were later successfully reintroduced into the wild.
Psalms and Prayers: Inside a Judean Hillside Synagogue
In the hills of Judea, where the echoes of ancient psalms still seem to whisper through the air, Rabbi Shlomo Katz presides over a synagogue that is much more than a place of worship—it is a beacon of spiritual continuity and resilience.
Part 1: Biblical Animals of Israel
 Israel is rarely mentioned when discussing the top destinations on Earth for wildlife enthusiasts, with the exception of birdwatching, for which it is among the best places on on the planet. Nonetheless, Israel has been home to some of the world’s most exotic animals—worthy of any safari—for thousands of years, from Biblical times until quite recently!
