

Ruins of an Iron age site, in the hills above the plain of Cabul. An 11th-8th C BC Phoenician fortress, regional administrative center, military post and agriculture village. The site may be identified with the Biblical Cabul of King Solomon.
1 Kings 9:11,13: "King Solomon gave Hiram twenty cities in the land of Galilee...And they were called the land of Cabul, unto this day"
Welcome to the home page of the Holy Land sites review. This web site is a gateway to the Land of the Bible, home of the new and old Testaments. Packed with original images and information, it highlights the wonders and charm of the region and its relevance to the historical and biblical roots.
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BibleWalks is intended to assist in Bible research and reference, conduct virtual tours to the Holy land places, and absorb the spirit of the Biblical life. The website features:
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The sites featured in BibleWalks pages are located in the Holy Land. These include Biblical places (such as Megiddo and Mount Tabor); Christian sites that follow Jesus footsteps (such as Nazareth sites, Jerusalem and Capernaum); Roman and Crusader forts (such as Acre); historical places (such as Arbel), and other selected ancient and religious sites. |
Galilee (Northern Israel):
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Jerusalem sites (old city area):
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You can select the site by clicking the dots on the map. A colored dot represents the site's type: ● Blue= Old Testament ● Red = New Testament ● Green= prehistoric ● Purple= other This will navigate you to one of the featured Biblical sites in our web site.
● Blue= Old Testament ● Red = New Testament ● Purple = other Just click and go! You can also select one of the sacred destinations in Jerusalem on the "sites" option above, or skim thru the whole list in the sites main page. |
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Another way to view the featured Bible places is by visiting the sites Galleries, or selecting one of the group of sites: Nazareth, Sea of Galilee, Lower Galilee, Jezreel Valley, Acre, West Galilee, Upper Galilee, Carmel, Sharon, Golan, Negev and Jerusalem. |
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