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Worldschooling Year
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- 2022/10/27 13:30
- ☀️ 72 °F
- 海抜: 3,238 フィート
- シリア Quneitra Governorate Ad Dalwah 33.131882, 35.77874433°7’55” N 35°46’43” E
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Hiking Mt Bental (by Lewis)
2022年10月27日, シリア ⋅ ☀️ 72 °F
Hiking Mt. Bental was fun. Mt. Bental is in the Golan Heights. There is a great view at the top. It's also a volcano!! We got to see a bunker. There are bunkers at the top because there was a war there: the Yom Kippur war of 1973. We went in one of them. There are funny slo-mo videos of it. Andrew said (in a video) hhhhhhhheeeeeeeyyyyyyyyy gggggggggguuuuuuyyyyyyyyssssssssshh. I said...nothing!!! You should hike Mt. Bental!!もっと詳しく
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旅行者 Israel 2023
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- 2023/03/15
- 🌧 12 °C
- 海抜: 3,114 フィート
- シリア Quneitra Governorate Al Mamşūrah 33.146641, 35.78484733°8’48” N 35°47’5” E
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Capernaum & Golan Heights
2023年3月15日, シリア ⋅ 🌧 12 °C
It was a rainy day, and the plans to walk the Sea of Galilee, rent a boat, and see other places where Jesus likely walked and performed miracles was thwarted by endless cycles of heavy rain. But even as we tried getting near the places that were said to be these significant points in our Lord's life, there were fees and elaborated buildings built on the sites, which makes it feel very un-authentic. The rain was a blessing as it pushed us out of focusing on what man has set up as some type of shrine to seeing more of Israel's history and meeting people in their environments and learn more about the culture here and think about why Jesus decided to come to live in Capernaum.
We ventured up to Golan Heights because I was in search of an olive product producer 🫒🤤 As we drove there we saw many tanks and mine fields which peaked Jesse's curiosity and interest! After stocking up in olive product we went to the Valley of Tears - the largest tank battle in history. We got to climb on tanks left for a memorial and explore the trenches still there. I believe this was a miracle - the odds were so extremely against Israel but they came out ahead.
It started heavily raining again so we went to eat at a really interesting resort where someone did massive metal work. We also learned of a local hot spot.... literally hot! Natural hot springs!! Such a welcome warm on a rainy day!!
Then we went back down to Capernaum and got to sit and imagine Jesus meeting the fishermen and saying 'follow me' and they, dropping everything, and following Him!もっと詳しく
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旅行者 Gives me goosebumps! Jesus came and what He did was so utterly nonsensical to human minds, who He called, how He came. God tabernacled among us and we behold His glory!
2023/03/15返信する翻訳する
旅行者 💞 The love He has for humans which caused Him to come here is astounding. BTW not even ONE washcloth in every hotel, apartment, hostel, etc that we have stayed at... reminds me of the podcast you showed me 😂
2023/03/16返信する翻訳する
旅行者 So exciting!
2023/03/15返信する翻訳する
旅行者 My study today took me to Galilee. The people of Galilee were considered back country folks! And all of the apostles except for Judas were from Galilee! How God used those from the “hood” to upset the world. Happy to be in the same group! What a wonderful trip you’ve had!
2023/03/17返信する翻訳する
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旅行者 Advent Pilgrimage
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- 2022/12/09 6:49
- ⛅ 12 °C
- 海抜: 350 m
- シリア Quneitra Governorate Ein Kinya 33.248581, 35.69451133°14’55” N 35°41’40” E
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Temple of Pan
2022年12月9日, シリア ⋅ ⛅ 12 °C
Also referred to as the Gates of Hell this incredible place boasted not just beautiful carvings but also stunning springs. Here we heard stories of Jesus asking his disciples “who do you say that I am?”.もっと詳しく
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旅行者 This looks so pretty!
2022/12/11返信する
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Worldschooling Year
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- 2022/11/01 16:30
- ☀️ 63 °F
- 海抜: 3,238 フィート
- シリア Quneitra Governorate Ad Dalwah 33.131306, 35.77378133°7’53” N 35°46’26” E
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Being Flexible
2022年11月1日, シリア ⋅ ☀️ 63 °F
For the 0.005% of you following the news in Uganda, there’s been an Ebola outbreak that we were hoping (for so many reasons the least of which are our travel plans) would be contained to under 100 cases, but has recently spread in the capital, infecting 6 students and many others. We have shifted our plans and rather than going to Uganda to spend time with the Abayudaya (Jewish) community in Mbale, we will be spending 3 weeks in Luxor, Egypt at a worldschooling hub.

One of the things that has been surprisingly difficult is finding other kids to play with. We were so lucky in Israel to connect with a welcoming worldschooling/ home schooling group of families with a bunch of elementary aged kids. We would meet at a different playgrounds where the kids would create imaginative play games, built castles and a moat with palm fronds, rocks and a water source, play math games on picnic benches, play soccer and run around while the parents shared travel and life experiences. It was fulfilling for all of us to have new people with whom to talk and interact.

Thus, when we realized we couldn’t go to Uganda where Lewis and Andrew were supposed to go to school and have kids to play with, we tried to find an alternative place where they could socialize. Worldschooling hubs have popped up around the world where like-minded families will gather. The kids will attend a themed camp during the week that’s mainly kid-led play and exploration, while the adults can work or explore the country. There are meals and activities where the families can hang out and be around other people who speak English. On the weekends, the families can go on optional excursions like diving in the Red Sea or taking a felucca to Aswan. Andrew is super excited, Lewis is on board and predictably a bit nervous, and Rob and I are thrilled for the kids to be around other kids, for us to have other parents to interact with, and for the kids and us to have a break from each other. While we really enjoy each other’s company, it’s nice to have some fresh faces and stories in the mix. Now, on to Morocco where we will see Grandma and Papa before heading to Egypt!もっと詳しく
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Israel 2019
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- 2019/03/03 16:00
- 🌧 9 °C
- 海抜: 812 m
- シリア Quneitra Governorate Mazra‘at Jabal Şīrī Wādī ad Dafīn 33.25304, 35.7257533°15’11” N 35°43’33” E
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Achtzehnte Etappe Sa'ar-Sayeret Egoz
2019年3月3日, シリア ⋅ 🌧 9 °C
Am Sa'ar Wasserfall konnten wir dann dem "Bohnen-Snack" aus dem Kochtopf nicht widerstehen. Schließlich mussten wir uns vor der nächsten Berg-Etappe auch noch etwas stärken😀.
Nach den 30 km und 750Hm von Kiryat Shmona nach Sayeret Egoz waren wir dann auch froh rechtzeitig vor dem Nachmittagssregen unsere Zelte aufgestellt zu haben.もっと詳しく
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旅行者 Schaut lecker aus🤤
2019/03/04返信する
旅行者 Wow, toller Anblick. Ihr seid wackere Biker, klasse! Weiter so und Dankeschön für die tollen Bilder und Infos, die ihr mit uns teilt!
2019/03/06返信する
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旅行者 Holy Land and Portugal WYD
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- 2023/07/26 15:43
- ☀️ 34 °C
- 海抜: 351 m
- シリア Quneitra Governorate Ein Kinya 33.248403, 35.69467433°14’54” N 35°41’41” E
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Caesarea Philippi
2023年7月26日, シリア ⋅ ☀️ 34 °C
Journey on north to Journey on north to Caesarea Philippi near the base of Mt Hermon, where the beautiful springs of
Banias form the source of the Jordan River. In this tranquil place Jesus spent some quiet time with his
disciples asking them, as he does again to us in this moment: “Who do you say I am?” After Peter’s
inspired answer he went on to commission him: “You are Peter and on this Rock I will build my church”
(Mt 16:13). near the base of Mt Hermon, where the beautiful springs of
Banias form the source of the Jordan River. In this tranquil place Jesus spent some quiet time with his
disciples asking them, as he does again to us in this moment: “Who do you say I am?” After Peter’s
inspired answer he went on to commission him: “You are Peter and on this Rock I will build my church”
(Mt 16:13).もっと詳しく
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Quer durch Israel
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- 2023/07/25 12:48
- ☀️ 38 °C
- 海抜: 海水位
- シリア Quneitra Governorate At Taḩtānīyah 32.885878, 35.64089232°53’9” N 35°38’27” E
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The Majrasa
2023年7月25日, シリア ⋅ ☀️ 38 °C
Im Delta des Majrasa, der in den See Genezareth fließt, war leider unser Glaube nicht groß genug. Wir berührten direkt den Untergrund des Flusses.
Nichtsdestotrotz konnten wie einen Großteil des Flusstrail durchwandern. Nur die letzte Etappe war dann doch zu tief zum Wandern.

Auch Erwin wagte sich an den Pfad und kletterte über und unter den querenden Bäumen entlang.

Als Belohnung gab es dann für alle Pizza und Brezel.もっと詳しく
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Quer durch Israel
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- 2023/07/25 10:45
- ☀️ 34 °C
- 海抜: 海水位
- シリア Quneitra Governorate Lāwiyah 32.825764, 35.64976432°49’33” N 35°38’59” E
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Kursi/Gerasa
2023年7月25日, シリア ⋅ ☀️ 34 °C
Gemäß Markus 5,1-20 heilte Jesus einen Besessenen.
Die Dämonen fliehten in eine Schweineherde und stürzten sich die Klippe hinab in den See.
Dies alles soll vermutlich in Kursi bzw. Gerasa geschehen sein. Heute befindet sich dort ein verlassenes Kloster und ein Tempel.
In zwei weiteren Stätten/Zelten finden heute auch kleine religiöse Veranstaltungen statt.

Kleine Aufgabe für alle Lesenden: Am Tempel befindet sich ein Rätsel. Wer findet das Lösungswort heraus? Damit es nicht so einfach ist, haben wir es auf hebräisch gestaltet.もっと詳しく
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Israel 2023
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- 2023/05/24 9:55
- ☀️ 26 °C
- 海抜: 352 m
- シリア Quneitra Governorate Ein Kinya 33.248333, 35.69333333°14’54” N 35°41’36” E
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Caesarea Philippi
2023年5月24日, シリア ⋅ ☀️ 26 °C
Golan Heights Tour - the Bible, Golan is mentioned as a city of refuge located in Bashan: Deuteronomy 4:43, Joshua 20:8, 1 Chronicles 6:71. 19th-century authors interpreted the word Golan (Hebrew: גולן) as meaning "something surrounded, hence a district".

• Caesarea Philippi - One of the villages around Caesarea Philippi was the setting for Jesus’ famous statement to Peter, “On this rock I will build my church, and the gates of Hades will not overcome it” (Matthew 16:18). This passage contains the very first use of the word church in the New Testament

fig and almond trees

source of jordan river (1 of 3 sources); this makes up 25% of Jordan that feeds Sea of Gaililee and then Dead Sea (but it's dammed up so it doesn't really feed Dead Sea - keeps farmers crops fertile near Gaililee region)

Caves here were for goat and child sacrifice

borders Lebanon

When people wanted to honor Caesar, they named something Caeserea (sesserea) - this was after Herod's son Phillip

Panyas - named after the greek god Pan; god of sexuality

Arabs called it Banyes (not Pan)

Bottomless pit here is where water came from, so it was referred to as the gates ofhell

this is farthest north that Jesus brought disciples

Matt 16 - who do you say I am (to Peter); on this rock I will build my Church; first mention fo the word church in the Bible

Reference that they would not be overcome by the gates of hell - which was here

This is horrible place - Jesus brought disciples here to see the shock and horror of the world

This was 1st substantial of Jesus saying He was the Messiah; Jesus then predicted His death and Peteer rejected it

Deny yourself and take up their cross; gain whole world and lose soulもっと詳しく
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Israel & Jordan
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- 2023/02/08 9:00
- 海抜: 1,135 フィート
- シリア Quneitra Governorate Ein Kinya 33.246573, 35.69292233°14’48” N 35°41’35” E
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Caesarea Philippi
2023年2月8日, シリア
When Jesus came to the region of Caesarea Philippi, he asked his disciples, “Who do people say the Son of Man is?” They replied, “Some say John the Baptist; others say Elijah; and still others, Jeremiah or one of the prophets.” “But what about you?” he asked. “Who do you say I am?” Simon Peter answered, “You are the Messiah, the Son of the living God.” Jesus replied, “Blessed are you, Simon son of Jonah, for this was not revealed to you by flesh and blood, but by my Father in heaven. And I tell you that you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of Hades will not overcome it.
Matthew 16:13‭-‬18 NIV

David reminded us that city gates are a defensive position. Jesus was taking the offensive position by bringing his message of salvation to Gentiles in Caesarea Philippi, who were actively worshiping the false Greek god, Pan. Adjacent to the temple of Pan is a large cave commonly referred to as the Gates of Hades. It contains a pit that the historian Josephus described as being so deep that a rope couldn't be made that would reach the bottom.

Caesarea Philippi is a reminder that we need to be courageous sharing our faith, even if it means going into enemy territory.もっと詳しく
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