Rethinking Cities of Refuge: Abu Sabah
The cities of refuge had a cultural setting that makes sense to Bedouin tribes today. Let’s join our host Abu Sabah and translator Dr. Iain…
Tag: Exodus
Petra and Edom – Historical Geography and Divine Judgment
Edom’s refusal to allow its Hebrew “kin” to pass through makes sense when you are on the ground in Petra. Let’s get some more background…
The King’s Highway
The major road heading north among the Transjordanian tribes was called the King’s Highway. This ancient road led all the way from the Red Sea…
Water from the Rock
Although God provided manna every day, His people still faced desperate thirst in the wilderness. What kind of lesson might God have been teaching Israel—and…
70 Palms and 12 Springs
Not long after Israel joined Miriam’s victory song, they entered a desert that was ill-suited to their needs. It was like the “formless and void”…
Second Exodus
The Passover and Exodus will take on great significance throughout the rest of Scripture. We wanted to give you a taste of what’s to come…
Lower Jordan – Canyons Rich with Biblical History
Let’s visit the lesser known East Bank of the Jordan River, otherwise known as Trans-Jordan or the modern country of Jordan. Here we will find…
The Burning Bush
Use your VR goggles or scan around with your mouse to see the traditional site of the burning bush!