Massive Stones from Temple Mount Destruction in Jerusalem BiblePlaces.com

Photos, Blogs, and Other Resources Use these links to search for additional information that helps make Jesus' world visually present, by bringing to life colorful details and everyday sights from the Second Temple Period. For example, Ritmeyer Archaeological Design shows photos and reconstructed images, including Jerusalem's "Burnt House" -- charred remains of an Old City home, found untouched since the Roman destruction in 70 AD (2/8/12), the Antonia Fortress (1/21/15), and "what appears to be Herodian pavement on the Temple Mount" (2/20/15). The BiblePlaces.com blog features pictures and detailed descriptions of the Holy Land and its culture, including a city gate (4/11/13), which the author calls a biblical version of our modern-day mall. William Schlegel, a resident professor in Israel, has posted a series of free online videos of the Holy Land -- based on his book, The Satellite Bible Atlas, as well as amazing aerial photography -- at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcQLhhX6Eil6JoUkHihmTRg. RESOURCE NOTE: A free download of Glo, the interactive Bible, is available at www.globible.com. The website description states that "Glo brings the Bible to life with HD video and documentaries, high-resolution images, historical animations, zoomable maps, 360-degree virtual tours and much more." Bible Land Pictures BiblePlaces.com BibleWalks.com Ferrell's Travel Blog Our Rabbi Jesus Holy Land Photos Jesus-Walks.com Life in the Holy Land Ritmeyer Archaeological Design (RAD) SatelliteBibleAtlas Wayne Stiles' Website