Jerusalem – The City of Forgiveness | S4 E6 | The Holy Land
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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Without a natural ecosystem to sustain an entire population of people, it took great effort for Jerusalem to be built up into a city of such great infrastructure and importance. It required a collective effort by the people to sustain themselves with water, crops, and commerce throughout the land.
Yet, this is the place where every Bible story leads—where the most significant part of our story unfolds.
Bible geographer Jack Beck brings us on an expedition over—and under—Jerusalem to understand how this city is truly different from any other. Season 4, episode 6 of The Holy Land: Connecting the Land with Its Stories will explore how Jerusalem delivers a commodity that no other city can—eternal salvation that is available to everyone through Jesus Christ.
The Holy Land: Connecting the Land with Its Stories is hosted by Bible geographer and teacher Jack Beck. In this fourth and final season, gain greater insight into Scripture teachings within the New and Old Testaments when you journey through Samaria, the Negev and Southern Wilderness, and Jerusalem.
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