Jesus

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

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This synagogue ruin stands on the site of the synagogue in Capernaum in which Jesus lived. The lower darker stones of the foundation are believed to have been part of the original building there when Jesus visited.

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This synagogue ruin stands on the site of the synagogue in Capernaum in which Jesus lived. Jesus would have been at this site.

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Jesus went to the synagogue in Capernaum and taught. Scripture: Luke 4

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Another photo of Capernaum. Scriptures: Matt 4, Mark 2, John 2, Luke 7

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Jesus went to and lived in Capernaum in Israel. Scriptures: Matt 4, Mark 2, John 2, Luke 7

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When Jesus spoke to the woman at the well about "Living Water" she probably thought of water moving in a stream. Jesus described himself as the water of life. These falls are near Caesarea Philippi. They also are from the Banias river, one of the three which come from the meltdown off Mount Hermon and the three form the Jordan River that flows South to the Sea of Galilee and then out of the Galilee on down to the Dead Sea. Scripture: John 4

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When Jesus spoke to the woman at the well about "Living Water" she probably thought of water moving in a stream. Jesus described himself as the water of life. These falls are near Caesarea Philippi. They also are from the Banias river, one of the three which come from the meltdown off Mount Hermon and the three form the Jordan River that flows South to the Sea of Galilee and then out of the Galilee on down to the Dead Sea. Scripture: John 4

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When Jesus spoke to the woman at the well about "Living Water" she probably thought of water moving in a stream. Jesus described himself as the water of life. These falls are near Caesarea Philippi. They also are from the Banias river, one of the three which come from the meltdown off Mount Hermon and the three form the Jordan River that flows South to the Sea of Galilee and then out of the Galilee on down to the Dead Sea. Scripture: John 4

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A photo of fish tilework (mosaic) of early Christians commemorating the miracle of the loaves and fishes.