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View west: The Way of the Patriarchs as viewed from the city of ancient Shiloh (see “Shiloh” in Blessed Pilgrimage, vol. 2). This was also the road from Jerusalem through Samaria to Galilee.
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View northwest: This photo was taken on Mt. Gilboa looking toward the Jezreel Valley and the Hill of Moreh (center right). Like this fence, Jesus encountered obstacles in His life but kept moving forward
View east: This rocky trail leads into the Valley of the Doves between Mt. Arbel (top center) and Mt. Nitai, then into the Plain of Gennesaret. The paths Jesus walked were rarely smooth.
View west: The Way of the Patriarchs as viewed from the city of ancient Shiloh (see “Shiloh” in Blessed Pilgrimage, vol. 2). This was also the road from Jerusalem through Samaria to Galilee.
View east: A dark Megiddo overlooking the Jezreel Valley symbolizes the great conflict between good and evil before Christ’s return (see “Tel Megiddeo” in Blessed Pilgrimage, vol. 2).
View west: This photo was taken on the trail above Nahal Daliyot as it makes its way toward the first-century Jewish fortress of Gamla (see “Gamla” on page 275.)
