Journey Through the Bible

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• Jerusalem

• Bethlehem

• Seaof Galilee

• Jacob’s Well

• Samaria

• Emmaus

• Nebi Samuel

• ValleyofElah

• Herodion

• Megiddo

• Mt Carmel

• Caesarea

• Jericho

• Qumran

• Masada/

Dead SeaIncludes:

٠ Basic Tour

٠ First Class Hotels

٠ Buffet Breakfast & Dinner Daily

٠ Deluxe Motorcoaches & Guided Sightseeing

٠ Roundtrip International Airfare from Huntsville/Decatur(Additional baggage & Optional fees may apply, see fine print for details)

٠ Fuel Surcharges and Government Taxes (Subject to Change)

٠ Admin. Fees, Entrance Fees, Gratuities, Program Fees & More!

12 Days of Biblical Understanding

Join Rev. Scott Peterson

November 11 - 22, 2013

Starting at an All Inclusive Price of $3498*

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Journey ThroughDay 1 and 2 - USA to the Holy Land

Your spiritual pilgrimage begins as you depart the USA on an interna-tional flight. You will be welcomed to the Holy Land by our airport rep-resentative and transferred to your Bethlehem hotel for dinner andovernight.

Day 3 - Jericho, Qumran, and Masada

Visit the Baptismal Site at Kasr el Yehud, thetraditional site of the baptism of Jesus by Johnthe Baptist. Jericho is the oldest known inhab-ited city in the world. Visit the ruins of the ancientcity, which was conquered by Joshua (Josh. 6:1,2,20) and see parts of the ancient city wallswhich have been uncovered. From Jericho youcan see the traditional site of the Temptationof Jesus (Matt.4: 1-11) and the Judean wilder-

ness. Travel to Qumran, site of the Dead Sea Scroll discovery, to dis-cuss the mysterious community of Essenes who once lived on theshores of the Dead Sea. Visit Masada, Herod’s mountaintop fortresswhich became the last stronghold of the Jewish Rebellion against theRomans. Ride the cable car to the top to explore. Peer down upon theremains of the Roman camps and siege ramp below. Time permitting,you’ll stop briefly at the Shores of the Dead Sea for a quick dip in thesalt and mineral laden waters.

Day 4 - Herodion and Bethlehem

Begin your touring by visiting missions sites andby viewing the Herodion, the fortified palaceand final resting place of Herod the Great. InBethlehem visit the cave where Jesus was bornand the church which has been constructed onthe site (Matthew 1: 18-25; Luke 2: 1-7). Nearby,visit the Shepherds’ Field where the GoodNews was first heard. Overnight in Bethlehem.

Day 5 - Jacob's Well, Samaria, Nazareth, Cana

Today visit modern day Nablus (ancientShechem) and see Jacob's well where Christ en-countered the Samaritan woman (John 4). SeeMt. Ebal and Mt. Gerizim where the Israelitesrecited the blessings and curses of the Law.Continue to Samaria, the capital of the NorthernKingdom, and home to Ahab and Jezebel. Con-tinue past Tel Dothan, thought to be the placewhere Joseph found his brothers with their flocks

(Genesis 37). Visit Nazareth, Jesus’ boyhood home (Matthew 2: 23)and Cana, the site of Christ's first miracle.

Day 6 - The Galilee

Travel to Capernaum, the center of Jesus’ min-istry in the Galilee. Visit the synagogue whichstands on the site where Jesus taught. Recallhis teaching and preaching the gospel of thekingdom (Matt.4:13). Travel to the Mt. of Beati-tudes where Jesus preached to the people(Matt. 5-7). Cross the waters of the Sea ofGalilee aboard a Kinnereth Sailing Company boat. Along the way, par-ticipate in a special on board worship service. At Tabgha, the tradi-tional location for the calling of the disciples and the feeding of the5000, you’ll visit the Church of the Fish and the Loaves (Luke 9:10-17). You’ll also visit the Chapel of the Primacy where three timesPeter professed his devotion to the risen Christ (John 21).

Day 7 - Megiddo, Mt. Carmel, and Caesarea

Travel the ancient caravan route through theJezreel Valley to Tel Megiddo where 20 differentcities lie superimposed upon each other. AscendMt. Carmel where Elijah defeated the prophetsof Baal and overlook modern day Haifa (I Kings18). Visit the Roman Aqueduct and Theatre atCaesarea, a center of the early Christians. Here,Cornelius became the first Gentile convert to thenew religion (Acts 10) and Paul was imprisoned

before being taken to Rome for Trial.

Day 8 - Jerusalem

Stand atop the Mount of Olives as Jesus didand enjoy a remarkable view of the "GoldenCity" of Jerusalem, including the Temple Mountand Dome of the Rock. Forty days after His res-urrection, Jesus ascended into heaven from theMount of Olives (Acts 1: 9-12). Walk to the Gar-den of Gethsemane and pray there as Jesusprayed (Matt.26:36-44). Stroll down the KidronValley to the Gihon Spring, the ancient watersource of the city of Jerusalem and see the entrance to Hezekiah’sTunnel. On Mount Zion you will view the site of King David’s Tomb.Stand in the Upper Room, revered as the site of the Last Supper(Mark 14: 12-26).

Day 9 Jerusalem

This morning enjoy a walking tour of the OldCity of Jerusalem, and walk the Cardo, the an-cient main street of the Old City once lined withshops and now partially restored. Visit theDavidson Center and the Southern Wall Ex-cavations including the Teaching Steps, theWestern Wall. View the Pool of Bethesda(John 5: 1-31) where Jesus performed the Sab-bath miracle. Visit Herod’s Antonia Fortress

where Jesus was brought before Pontius Pilate (Luke 23: 1-11). Walkthe Via Dolorosa, "the Way of the Cross", and stand in reverence atthe Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Visit the Garden Tomb, possiblesite of the garden of Joseph of Arimathea and experience the realityof the Resurrection.

Day 10 Free Day

Explore Jerusalem on your own or enjoy a dayof rest and reflection.

Day 11 Nebi Samuel, Emmaus, Valley of Elah

Enjoy a free morning in Jerusalem. This after-noon, visit Nebi Samuel, thought to be the burialplace of the prophet Samuel and for a final viewof Jerusalem. Travel to Emmaus where Jesus,after His resurrection, was invited to visit withtwo of his disciples who did not recognize Himuntil He blessed and broke bread with them(Luke 24:13-17, 28-31). After dinner, continue tothe airport for your return flight to the USA.

Day 12 Return to the USA

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Cairo & the Route of the Exodus

4-day* extension $798Day 12 Depart Jerusalem and travel ancient caravanroutes across the Sinai Desert to the base ofMount Sinai for overnight.Day 13 Visit the Monastery of Saint Catherine atthe base of Mount Sinai. Travel to Wadi Feiran where the Children ofIsrael withstood the Amalekites. Move on to Elim where the Children ofIsrael camped by the oasis of 70 palm trees. Your final stop of the daywill be Marah by the Red Sea where the “waters were bitter.” Dinner &Overnight in Cairo..Day 14 Travel as Abraham did to Memphis and on to Sakkara to seethe Step Pyramid, the world’s oldest stone structure. See the GreatPyramids of Giza and the Sphinx.

Day 15 Admire ancient treasures, including King Tut’s, at the EgyptianMuseum. Explore the famous Citadel of Old Cairo and CopticChurch. Sail the Nile River aboard an authentic Egyptian Felucca. Day 16 Depart Egypt and arrive in the USA.Wonders of Egypt & Luxor

7-day* extension $1298Day 12 - 13 Same as the Cairo and the Route of theExodus (see above). Day 14 Travel as Abraham did to Memphis and onto Sakkara to see the Step Pyramid, the world’s oldest stone structure. Seethe Great Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx. In the early evening, boardthe overnight train to Luxor or fly to Luxor for an additional $125 (includesdinner and overnight in Cairo plus breakfast and morning flight to Luxor). Day 15 & 16 (Lunches included on these days.) Cross the Nile River to visitthe Valley of Kings and Queens. After overnight in Luxor, visit themagnificent Karnak Temple and the Luxor Temple. Fly to Cairo.Day 17 Admire King Tut’s treasure and more at the Egyptian Museum. Day 18 and 19 Depart Egypt and arrive in the USA.

Nile Cruise

8-day* extension $1548Day 12 - 13 Your itinerary is the same as the Route ofthe Exodus (see above)Day 14 Admire the ancient treasures of the EgyptianMuseum. Continue and visit the Great Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx.Day 15 Early morning flight to Luxor and embark on your Nile cruise ship.Visit the East Bank of Luxor and the Temple of Karnak and the Templeof Luxor.Day 16 Cross to the West Bank of the Nile where you will visit the Necrop-olis of Thebes, the Valley of the King and Queens, the Temple of Hat-shepsut and the Colossi of Memnon. In the afternoon sail to Esna whereyou will pass through the Nile locks and then on to Edfu for overnight.Day 17 Visit the Temple of Horus in Edfu. Afternoon sailing to KomOmbo where you will visit the temple dedicated to the gods Sobek andHaroeris. Overnight in Kom OmboDay 18 Sail to Aswan, Visit the High Dam and the granite quarry whereyou can see the unfinished obelisk. Visit the Temple of Philae and enjoya felucca ride with views of Elephantine Island. Overnight in Aswan.Day 19 Disembark and fly to Cairo. Overnight in Cairo.Day 20 Depart Egypt and arrive in USA.

Wonders of Jordan & Petra

3-day extension $698Day 12 In the morning, you will cross the AllenbyBridge into Jordan. View the “promised land” asMoses did from the summit of Mt. Nebo. NearbyMadaba is home to a beautiful 6th century mosaic of Jerusalem. VisitPhiladelphia, one of the ten cities of the Decapolis, and now Amman.Day 13 Early in the morning you’ll journey to the famous rock city ofPetra, literally cut into the cliff sides. Return to Amman for a late dinner and overnight.Day 14 - 15 Explore the ruins of Jerash, Jordan’s best-preservedGraeco-Roman town. In the evening depart the Holy Land and arrivein the USA.

the BibleHoly Land Classic 2013

Lecture Series:• Jerusalem in the Time of Jesus • Jesus’ Ministry in the Galilee • Geography & Its Impact on the Bible

Educational Theme: • Jesus: His Life, His Time, His Land, His Hebrew Faith • Two Units of CEU Credits Available

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