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Sukkot 1
The Jewish Festival of Sukkot, the Feast of Tabernacles, is celebrated in Jerusalem. Central to the celebration are the four species of plants that are used as a wave offering; they are carefully selected by religious Jews.
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Crossing The Galilee
The Sea of Galilee is still today what it was in ancient times…a waterway to be crossed!
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The Galilee Fishermen
The Sea of Galilee’s primary industry has not changed in several thousand years. While methods may be more modern, fishermen on the lake today haul in their daily catch in much the same way that Jesus’ disciples would have done.
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Ancient Bee Hives
Recent discoveries of 3,000-year-old beehives in a northern Israel archaeological site lend credit to the Bible’s claim that ancient Canaan was “land flowing with milk and honey.”
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King Herod’s Quarry
A 2,000-year-old quarry was recently unearthed which archaeologists believe was the source of many of the larger stones of the Wailing Wall–Judaism’s most holy site. And we were there just as it was being announced to the world
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The Archaeologists
SourceFlix has interviewed several biblical archaeologists throughout Israel. What consensus will they offer about the Bible’s historicity?
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Hezekiah’s Tunnel
Delve underneath the busy streets of Jerusalem and discover ancient passageways described in the Bible which contributed to this city’s unique place in history.
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Lifting The Veil of Polygamy
The modern LDS Church rejects polygamy, but their fundamentalist “cousins” embrace it as a requirement for salvation. What is the mainstream Mormon church hiding? Watch the trailer. Watch the full video of Lifting the Veil of Polygamy [product id=”3149″]
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Exploring The Source
A light-hearted and informal snapshot of what the SourceFlix production team has been seeing and experiencing throughout our first two months in Israel.