St Gabriel Nazareth
P.O. Box 2318 Nazareth, Galilee, 16000, Israel
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“St Gabriel's Nazerath”
mimrose 1 contribution
Stratford, Vic . Australia, Australia
Feb 24, 2011
Very ordinary, don't bother
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
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Nazareth
Today we made our way to Nazareth, with the first stop at Nain wherethe story of the dead son shom Jesus healed and back to his mother.(Luke7:15)
We then made our way into Nazareth where we where taken on a tour of a village that had been rebuilt just as it ways during the time Jesus lived here. We enjoyed a 1st century lunch here which was …
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