Samaria: What are you relying on? | S4 E2 | The Holy Land
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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Learn with host, Jack Beck to the very first town that Israel established and gain insight from archaeologist Abigail Levitt about how God’s presence was with Israel in the promised land.
Discover how God’s presence in Shiloh is what made the promised land truly worth living in. Yet, despite all of this promise, we will also learn how easy it was for Israel to rely on the land rather than rely on God.
It only took a few generations for Israel to forget God, which led to the division of the nation into two kingdoms: the Northern Kingdom of Israel, including Samaria and the Southern Kingdom of Judah. This episode will bring to light some of the dangers that arise when we rely too much on ourselves, and it will encourage us to keep our eyes fixed on God.
"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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