NT Places

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This is the shrine or temple of the mythological god "Pan" adjacent to the "Gates of Hell" described in the photos above.

Jerry Culbertson provided many photos for this site.
Contact Jerry at the link below about conducting a Bible Archaeology Seminar at your church.

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This is a closeup of the site of a large cave opening in a large rock face. The gentiles considered this the opening to the place of the dead or the "gates of hell". It was in a large solid rock face. When Jesus called Peter a "stone" and that the "gates of hell" couldn't stand against his confession, then Jesus was making contrasts of a stone versus a large rock and how even the power of death couldn't stand against the confession that Jesus was the son of God. To the right is the shrine or temple of the mythological god "Pan". Scripture: Matt 16:18

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This is the site of a large cave opening in a large rock face. The gentiles considered this the opening to the place of the dead or the "gates of hell". It was in a large solid rock face. When Jesus called Peter a "stone" and that the "gates of hell" couldn't stand against his confession, then Jesus was making contrasts of a stone versus a large rock and how even the power of death couldn't stand against the confession that Jesus was the son of God. To the right is the shrine or temple of the mythological god "Pan". Scripture: Matt 16:18

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This is the traditional site of the Sermon on the Mount from Matthew 5, 6 7.

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An example of the amazing engineering feats of the time, this is an aqueduct that transported water for many miles.

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An example of the amazing engineering feats of the time, this is an aqueduct that transported water for many miles.

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Along this winding narrow road in rugged hills Jesus said that a man who had been ambushed and robbed was helped by the Good Samaritan. Scripture: Luke 10:30-37

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This is another picture of the Jordan river near where Jesus was said to have been baptized. The Jordan runs from the Sea of Galilee and empties into the Dead Sea to the south.

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This is the Jordan river near where Jesus was said to have been baptized. The Jordan runs from the Sea of Galilee and empties into the Dead Sea to the south.

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This is the Mar's Hill in Greece.