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The Religious Trail
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We made our way to our hostel and checked in, this hostel was so much better than Abbasi and we really enjoyed our three days here. On our first day is Jerusalem we decided to do the free walking tour of the city, we waited patiently in the hostels foyer for the 2pm tour only to realise Israel is an hour behind Jordan so we ended up waiting an extra hour - d'oh!
The walking tour was good and was actually led by a ...
Jerusalem
... for a short tour of the area and this ended with a sharing of communion together. This was a powerful time for me (nick) as traveling through the Muslim countries has been really hard. It was a nice reminder of the power of God and a blessing to me. After leaving the garden tomb we headed to the Bethesda pool where Jesus most likely performed the miracle in John 5. From here we headed out one of the eight gates ...
A Long Time Comin'
... Scripture) differs in each of these traditions. Closest to us (Evangelical Protestants which I assume the majority of my readers fall into) are the Catholics who have the Apocrypha. Contained in this are the books: 1 and 2 Maccabees, The Idol Bel and the Dragon, The Prayer of Manasses, The Story of Susanna, The Story of the Three Children, Baruch, Tolbit, Judith, the Book of Wisdom, and a few more I cannot remember off the top of my head. That is alot of ...
Jerusalem, mar muerto y Massada, Israel.
... Como tenemos el colchón para el piso y el bolso de dormir, tapones y anteojeras, no había ruido, ni frío ni luz.... Nos despertamos, comemos unas galletitas, usamos el baño, tomamos un café, internet.... Un hotel de lujo sin duda.
12 h y estamos en Jerusalem.. Buscamos un hostel obviamente de nuevo en la terraza por ser el mas barato y al mismo tiempo com mucho mas aire acondicionado..jajajja. A las 14 h, había un tour gratis por la ciudad, así que lo ...
Dead Sea
... our seats, and gradually more and more heated Hebrew was exchanged until they finally moved. After about 30 minutes, I decided I needed to ****, and I discovered the bus had no toilet even though it was supposed to have one. I waited for an hour, feeling more and more discomfort until we finally stopped in Jerusalem. However I was informed that I wasn't allowed to leave the bus and it was just taking ...