Nazareth
Travel Blogs from Nazareth, Israel
Nothing but Nazareth
... to stay. It was a little more expensive but it was a beautiful building and the management was great. We went to a place called Nazareth Village- it's a small village of what it would look like 2000 years ago. We went on a tour (32 NIS), people dressed ...
The turn of the tide...
... have and have been given for granted. This trip has been amazing thus far. The Palestinian Arabs here in Israel have a beautiful sense of community. They truly share life together and it's refreshing to see people live truly ...
Cana of Galilee
... itself, because it was overflowing with parishioners attending Easter Mass. We walk back to the bus, passing on the way a Greek Orthdox church, a Melkite church, and a car festively decorated for a wedding. Our next stop: Nazareth. ...
Historical sites in Israel we visited
... grounds where Syrians fought Israelis and admired the scenery and farming here. They cooked us beautiful food and were very hospitable. Israel like Jordan is very clean and people are generally very friendly. A great country to visit. If only we had a ...
lentil soup and unschoolers
... drove back to the Kibbutz and prepared for the dinner with Lyn that night. People on the kibbutz - and actually throughout Israel -ride around on bikes fitted with grocery boxes bolted to the carriers. I popped Selah in a grocery box on ...
Nazaré
... Gabriel enviado da parte de Deus, para uma cidade da Galiléia, chamada Nazaré..." (S. Lucas 1:26) Nazaré é a maior cidade árabe de Israel, com cerca de 60.000 habitantes, dos quais estima-se que 30 a 35% sejam cristãos. Nazaré é mencionada pela ...
Typical American...
The shades have been pulled and the curtains have been drawn. I feel as though the magician has just shown his full reveal. I woke up this morning to the sound of 5,000 roosters, a couple thousand dogs and a mule (maybe a horse). I'm ...
Caesarea in a Downpour!
... our route. Russ stayed with the unfortunate fellow and his wife, Mary, while the rest of the group continue, late, to Nazareth Village, a faithful recreation, using only tools and materials common to the 1st century AD, of the type of lifestyle ...
Day 1 - The town of Nazareth in Galilee
... #2 Church of St. Joseph's Carpentry and the home of the Holy Family - The Fransciscan fathers found a grotto in a village here in Nazareth beside the Basilica. Joseph lived at this site and Mary lived at the site of the Basilica, they lived at neighboring ...
Crusaders and the Archangel Gabriel
... level when the Ottomoans built their new structures, and now parts of the Hospitaller's citadel, the crusader halls, were underground. Nazareth. An unexpected find in the old city -- after a difficult time arriving by car (we sat through an ...
Yom Kippur, Muslim style
... praying on that day. Non -religious Israelis stay home, watch video and stuff themselves. No such thing in Nazareth, an 80% Muslim town in the North of Israel where the Bible says Jesus Christ spent his childhood. We wake up early from the sound of the ...
Day 5
... an angel supposedly told Mary that the Holy Spirit would visit her. In the church there is a well, the only natural water in Nazareth and there are steps leading to the well. This means that Jesus most certainly was at this well or at least drank its ...
Nazereth
Me, Eli, Osnat and their 2 kids spent a nice evening in Nazareth. We made our way up to the Basilica of the Annunciation. An Arab wedding entourage sailed past us as we walked up to the Basilica of the Annunciation - . When ...
Mount Tabor - through Meggido, Afula, Naim
... of Mount Tabor standing out above the plain. It is then I realize that Mt. Tabor is situated quite close to the Nazareth mountains. In effect, Nazareth affords a splendid view of Mt. Tabor. I wonder how many times Jesus must ...
A Prophet's Hometown
... mentioned over 100 times in the OT, and 15 times in the NT - quite a significant place. From Yardenit we drove to Nazareth, passing through Cana on the way. As we drove through the small town Jerry read John's account of Christ's first miraculous ...
Tel Megiddo, Nazareth, and Candidacy
... candidates for Holy Orders. The bishop then accepts us as candidates. Next, we stopped for a visit with the Patriarchal Vicar of Nazareth (a.k.a. the local bishop). The Vicar served shots of a tasty local beverage. When we got back on the bus, ...
Walking in the Footsteps of Jesus
... of old Nazareth and anticipated a great day for walking in the footsteps of Jesus. Tsipori is about 5 miles away from Nazareth - it's uninhabited, a wonderfully excavated ruins boasting outstanding mosaics from the Byzantine (4th to 7th century) period, a ...
Exploring the Galilee Region
... the guest house. We may try to take a video of it. They are having fireworks tonight in Nazareth for the World Cup games. Israel is not in the World Cup and most people here are rooting for Brazil. The fireworks make us a little ...
To the Golan Heights--but still no internet
... large interior plaza. Built in 1969 over the ruins of the original Byzantine church, the Basilica is a major focal point in Nazareth. The crypt includes the cave of the Annunciation where Mary was given the news. There was a mass being ...
Dedushka's 80th Birthday Celebration
... difficult to wake up in teh morning but we had to. Most of us showered then we all headed out on the road heading to Nazareth Illit. We arrived shortly after 11am only to make some thrilling plans to entertain me. Shimon rung up his bud Max who owns a ...

