Private Tour Guide in Israel
Bible - History - Archaeology
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A chronological journey in the footsteps of Jesus
Nazareth, Grotto of the Annunciation, where the angel announced to Mary she is carrying a child who will be named Jesus.
Matt. 1:18-25
Luke 1:26-38
Ein Karem, Church of the Visitation, when Mary visited her parent Elisabeth also pregnant, carrying John the Baptist
Luke 1:39-80
Bethlehem, Basilica of the Nativity, the grotto where Jesus was born
Matt. 2:1-12
Luke 2:1-7
Bethlehem, the Shepherds' Field and grotto
Luke 2:8-20
Nazareth, Church of St Joseph, where Jesus spent his childhood with his father
Matt. 2:22-23
Luke 2:39-40
Nazareth Village, a reproduction of the Nazareth in the time of Jesus
Qasr el-Yahud, the Baptismal site of Jesus in the Jordan River
Matt. 3:13-17
Mark 1:9-11
Luke 3:21-23
John 1:6-34
Jericho, Qarantal monastery, where Jesus was tempted by Satan after 40 days in the desert (of Judea)
Matt. 4:1-5
Mark 1:12-13
Luke 4:1-13
Jerusalem, the Temple Mount's corner where Jesus was again tempted by Satan
Matt. 4:6-7
Luke 4:1-13
Nazareth, the old synagogue; where Jesus was rejected by his brethren
Matt. 13:54-58
Mark 6:1-5
Luke 4:16-27
Mount Precipice, where the people of Nazareth wanted to throw Jesus from the cliff
Luke 4:28-30
Gospel Trail, a week long walk from Mount Precipice to Capharnaum across the Galilee and the Lake of Tiberias regions in different locations related to Jesus' ministry
Sea of Galilee, the region where Jesus gathered his first disciples and preached
Matt. 4:18-22
Mark 1:16-20,3:7,4:1,35-41, 6:42-52
Luke 5:1-11
John 1:35-50
Capharnaum, where Jesus met his first disciples and lived in the house of Peter for about three years
Matt. 4:13
Luke 5:1-11
Cana, the Wedding Church, where Jesus performed his first miracle by changing water into wine
John 2:1-11
Ginossar (Genessaret), where a boat from the time of Jesus' disciples is exhibited
Mount of the Beatitudes, where Jesus made his sermon on the mount
Mark 4:1-2
Gadara, where Jesus healed the demoniac
Luke 8:22-37
Loth's Wife in Sodom, compared to the fate of those who reject the good words
Matt. 10:5-15
Luke 10:5-12
Bethsaida, where Jesus healed a blind man; the disciples Simon-Peter, Andrew and Philip originated from that town; later Jesus pronounced a woe
Matt. 11:20-24
Luke 10:13
Chorazin, one of the synagogues where Jesus was rejected; woe
Matt. 11:20-24
Luke 10:13-15
Tabgha, where Jesus fed the multitude
Matt. 14:13-23
Magdala (Migdal), the city of Mary Madgelene, in the land of Gennesaret (Ginossar)
Mark 6:53-56
Banyas, the ancient pagan Caesarea Philippi, where Jesus chose Peter and prepared his disciples for the future
Matt. 16:13-28
Mark 8:27-38
Mount Tabor, traditional site of the Transfiguration (alternative site is Mount Hermon)
Luke 9:28-36
Jericho, where Jesus passed on his way to Jerusalem; the sycomore tree where Zacchaeus hid; there he also healed the blind men
Bethany, Mount of the Olives, village where Jesus resurrected Lazarus and remained during his time in Jerusalem
Matt. 21:17
John 11:1-44
Bethphage, on the Mount of the Olives, from where Jesus rode a colt and people proclaimed Hosanna
Luke 19:29-40
John 12:12-15
The Messianic way, Mount of the Olives, that Jesus took for his triumphal entry to the Holy City
Golden Gate, the Eastern Gate from where Jesus entered Jerusalem on Palm Sunday
Luke 19:45-48
Pater Noster, Mount of the Olives, the traditional site where Jesus taught his disciples the "Our Father" in a cave
Acts of John 96
Bethesda, the pagan pools where Jesus healed a paralytic on Shabbat
John 5:1-16
Siloam, the purifying pool where Jesus healed a blind man on Shabbat
John 9:1-14
Dominus Flevit, Mount of the Olives, where Jesus reflected over the fate of Jerusalem
Luke 19:41-44
Bethany, Mount of the Olives, village where a woman called Mary washed Jesus' feet
John 12:1-8
The Cenacle, Mount Sion, Room of the Last Supper, the Upper Room
Matt. 26:20-30 ; Mark 14:12-26
Luke 22:7-23
John 13:1-38
Gethsemane, Kidron Valley, the grotto where Jesus' disciples had a rest nearby
Luke 22:39-40
Gethsemane, Kidron Valley, where Jesus prayed during the Agony, and where he was arrested
Matt. 26:37-56 ; Mark 14:33-52
Peter de Gallicantu, Mount Sion, where Peter denied knowing Jesus and where Jesus spent the last night in Caiaphas jail
Matt. 26:31-35 & Matt. 26:57-75
John 18:12-27
Akeldama, monastery in the Gehenna Valley, Jerusalem, where Judas Iscariot hanged himself
Matt. 27:3-10
Acts 1:15-26
Ecce Homo, Jerusalem, convent said to be on the spot where Pontius Pilate judged Jesus and presented him to the crowd
Luke 23:1-25
John 18:28-40
Praetorium and Lithostrotos, where the Roman soldiers prepared Jesus before the crucifixion
Matt. 27:27-31 ; Mark 15:16-20
John 19:1-16
Via Dolorosa, Jerusalem, the 14 stations of the Cross
Luke 23:26-32
John 19:17
Golgotha, Holy Sepulcher, Jerusalem, where Jesus was crucified and put in a tomb
Matt. 27:33-61 ; Mark 15:23-47
Luke 23:33-56
John 19:18-42
Garden Tomb, alternative site of the crucifixion for the Protestant faith
John 19:41-42
The Resurrection occurred in the morning after Sabbath, on the third day since the Crucifixion
Emmaus, where Jesus met 2 disciples on the way from Jerusalem and joined them for a meal
Luke 24:13-33
Tabgha, Primacy of Peter, where Jesus fed his disciples on a rock (Mensa Christi) and confirmed Peter in his mission
John 21:1-23
Chapel of the Ascension, Mount of the Olives, where Jesus went to Heaven, 40 days after the Crucifixion
Acts 1:1-14
Dormition, Mount Sion, 50 days (Pentecost) from the Crucifixion, where Mary fell in the etern
al sleep and when the disciples received the Holy Spirit
Acts 2:1-17
Megiddo, Armageddon, the mount and valley where the last battle will take place at the End of Times between God and the forces of Evil
The pictures are also available to watch from a short film on Youtube. Follow this link: In the footsteps of Jesus.
