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Stand For Israel
Photo Friday: From This Day On I Will Bless You
God promises to bless His people with the vine, the fig tree, the pomegranate and the olive tree.
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Photo Friday: Refresh Me with Apples
Israeli children of yesteryear enjoy the fruit of the Holy Land, eating candy apples.
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Goliath of Gath
Gath was a city in the Holy Land from which Goliath, the Philistine giant defeated by David, came.
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Where David Fought Goliath
Azekah, a hill in the Holy Land, overlooks the very valley where David and Goliath fought their famous biblical battle.
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Photo Friday: Let the Birds Increase on the Earth
A bird native to the Holy Land, Tristram's Starling, looks out at the Dead Sea from the ancient fortress of Masada.
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Moses on Mount Nebo: The Whole Land
Across the border from Israel in Jordan, Mount Nebo is the Holy Land site from which Moses viewed the land God promised His people.
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10 Holy Land Digs
In the Holy Land, there's history wherever you step - biblical history. Here are ten archaeological sites straight from the Bible that we'll be visiting together.
Yael's Holy Land Reflections
It Was Winter
Yael comes to us from the Holy Land with a biblical message for Hanukkah – a message of rededication, of rekindling, and of light.
Yael's Holy Land Reflections
The Lessons of Faith
As we celebrate God’s Word, let us rejoice in how the Bible strengthens our trust in the Lord, and how our communities of faith inspire faith in Him.
Fellowship Blog
We Are So Loved by God
Bishop Lanier tells how the story of Moses reminds us that not only does God want to protect us, He also wants to be a part of our lives.
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Photo Friday: A Desolate Place to This Day
The archaeological site of Et-Tell in the Holy Land is thought to be the Canaanite city of Ai, destroyed by the Israelites in the biblical book of Joshua.
Fellowship Blog
Studies Show Pomegranate Slows Neurodegenerative Diseases
Pomegranates are one of the foods of the Bible and grow throughout the Holy Land. Now, researchers think that this fruit could help treat multiple sclerosis patients.
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