Abraham, now secure in his camp, plants a shade tree and sets up a kind of roadside inn where he host travelers to teach them about his G-d.
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Academy Award winner Jon Voight and his companions journey to the top of Mount Gerizim atop The Valley of Sheckem. Here, they tell us the tale of the first Jew and patriarch of the Israelites, Abraham - at the very spot his story began.
Academy Award Winner Jon Voight and Producer Stephen Paul meet with Yael Eckstein, the President of the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, at Jerusalem's Western Wall. They each share how this holiest of sites affects them personally.
Academy Award Winner Jon Voight and Producer Stephen Paul meet with Yael Eckstein, the President of the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, at Jerusalem's Western Wall. They each share how this holiest of sites affects them personally.
Academy Award winner Jon Voight and Producer Steven Paul take a tour of Israel's luxurious Dan Jerusalem Hotel and King David Hotel, where the team enjoys the opulent rooms, scrumptious breakfasts, and divine dinner offerings.
Academy Award winner Jon Voight and his companions hold one of their Bus Discussions on the way to their next location. Here, they conduct a round table retelling of the Ascension of David, each proffering their moving wisdom on the story.
Academy Award winner Jon Voight and his companions tour the sites of The Ancient City of Hebron, where they discuss and imagine what life and the city was like during biblical times. There, they also discover ruins from the times of King David.
Academy Award winner Jon Voight and his companions meet with Dr. Noam Arnon, who led the archeological team into The Cave of Machpelah in Hebron, where he discovered ancient artifacts from the age of Abraham.
Academy Award winner Jon Voight and his companions travel to The Tomb of the Patriarchs, the burial site of the Bible's Abraham and his family. There, they learn and discuss the historical and religious relevance of the site.
David conquers Jerusalem, becoming King; Hiram, King of Tyre, builds King David a palace; the Philistines engage in an attack and David's forces defeats them.
G-d has mercy on Jerusalem; Gad the Prophet tells David to build an Altar in this place that ultimately becomes the Temple, now memorialized at the Western Wall.
G-d has mercy on Jerusalem; Gad the Prophet tells David to build an Altar in this place that ultimately becomes the Temple, now memorialized at the Western Wall.
Visiting Nebi Yakin; in the floor of the ancient mosque, there are footsteps marking the location where Abraham stood; the site is a 2.5 hour walk from Hebron, the first place seen on the way to the Dead Sea Valley.
Recounting the epic battle between David and Goliath; Saul becomes jealous of David, but marries his daughter Michal off to him; David realizes that he must flee.
Recounting the epic battle between David and Goliath; Saul becomes jealous of David, but marries his daughter Michal off to him; David realizes that he must flee.
Samson grows up and is attracted to the ways of the Philistines. He goes to Timnah, marries a Philistine woman, until his death in the Philistine Temple.
Samson was born during a tense time in Israel's history, when the nation was at war with its enemy, the Philistines. Samson's parents had been having a hard time conceiving. We meet the angel who bore good news, and learn G-d blesses Samson.
Sarai proposes to give her Egyptian maidservant Hagar to Abraham as a wife in hopes they would have children; Abraham marries Hagar as a second wife and they quickly conceive; Hagar mistreats Sarai, who reprimands her, and Hagar runs away.
Abraham, now secure in his camp, plants a shade tree and sets up a kind of roadside inn where he host travelers to teach them about his G-d.
Elkana has two wives: Peninah, who has children and Hannah, who is barren; they come to sacrifice at the Mishkan in Shiloh, but Hannah is feeling left out, not having children of her own, so she leaves the camp and goes to pray at the Mishkan.
Abraham set out from his home in Haran in modern day Turkey; he takes along his wife Sarai, his nephew Lot, and his herds of sheep, as well as many servants and followers; they set out for the Land of Canaan at G-d's direction until they arrive here.
Abraham, now secure in his camp, plants a shade tree and sets up a kind of roadside inn where he host travelers to teach them about his G-d.
Visiting Nebi Yakin; in the floor of the ancient mosque, there are footsteps marking the location where Abraham stood; the site is a 2.5-hour walk from Hebron, the first place seen on the way to the Dead Sea Valley.
Sarai proposes to give her Egyptian maidservant Hagar to Abraham as a wife in hopes they would have children; Abraham marries Hagar as a second wife, and they quickly conceive; Hagar mistreats Sarai, who reprimands her, and Hagar runs away.
Abraham set out from his home in Haran in modern day Turkey; he took along his wife Sarai, his nephew Lot, and his herds of sheep, as well as many servants and followers; they set out for the Land of Canaan at G-d's direction until they arrived here.
Academy Award winner Jon Voight and his companions journey to the top of Mount Gerizim atop The Valley of Shechem. Here, they tell us the tale of the first Jew and patriarch of the Israelites, Abraham - at the very spot his story began.
Elkanah has two wives: Peninnah, who has children and Hannah, who is barren; they come to sacrifice at the Mishkan in Shiloh, but Hannah is feeling left out, not having children of her own, so she leaves the camp and goes to pray at the Mishkan.
Samson grows up and is attracted to the ways of the Philistines. He goes to Timnah, marries a Philistine woman, and remains among them until his death in the Philistine Temple.
Samson was born during a tense time in Israel's history, when the nation was at war with its enemy, the Philistines. Samson's parents had been having a hard time conceiving. We meet the angel who bore good news, and learn G-d blesses Samson.
Academy Award winner Jon Voight and his companions travel to The Tomb of the Patriarchs, the burial site of the Bible's Abraham and his family. There, they learn and discuss the historical and religious relevance of the site.
David conquers Jerusalem, becoming King; Hiram, King of Tyre, builds King David a palace; the Philistines engage in an attack and David's forces defeats them.
Academy Award winner Jon Voight and his companions meet with Dr. Noam Arnon, who led the archeological team into The Cave of Machpelah in Hebron, where he discovered ancient artifacts from the age of Abraham.
Academy Award winner Jon Voight and his companions tour the sites of The Ancient City of Hebron, where they discuss and imagine what life and the city was like during biblical times. There, they also discover ruins from the times of King David.
Academy Award winner Jon Voight and his companions hold one of their Bus Discussions on the way to their next location. Here, they conduct a round table retelling of the Ascension of David, each proffering their moving wisdom on the story.
Academy Award winner Jon Voight and Producer Steven Paul take a tour of Israel's luxurious Dan Jerusalem Hotel and King David Hotel, where the team enjoys the opulent rooms, scrumptious breakfasts, and divine dinner offerings.
