John A. Beck

@johnabeckauthor

Making Bible Geography Meaningful

Germantown, WI
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    2 Feb 2018

    A door is opening for you to make the Bible's geography meaningful. Let's share the walk. #

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  2. 2 hours ago

    Meet biblical wilderness in the first episode of this newly released series. Land without Borders. The 7 Qualities Of Biblical Wilderness | Episode 1 | Land Without Borders via

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  3. Feb 26

    Have done it. Loved it!

    This looks like fun: snorkeling along a coral reef in the Red Sea
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    Feb 24

    This is the wilderness of Judah, with the Wadi Qilt passing in the foreground.

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    Feb 22

    A possible brewery dating to sometime between 3150 and 2613 B.C., which consists of some 40 pottery basins where grains and water are thought to have been heated in vessels, has been discovered at Egypt's Abydos Abydos necropolis.

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    Feb 19

    Underground Jerusalem #5: "Solomon's stables," underneath the Temple Mount

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    Jan 28

    “I only went out for a walk, and finally concluded to stay out til@sundown, for going out, I found, was really going in.” - John Muir – at Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie

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    Jan 29

    Favorite places in Benjamin #5: Gibeah, the home of Saul and first capital of Israel

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    Jan 25

    Favorite places in Benjamin #1: Nebi Samwil, with its fantastic view from Bethel to Jerusalem, and biblical history galore!

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    Jan 21

    I am excited to announce the publication of my new book: The Story of Paul!

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    Jan 16

    Lebanese Cedar—The Prized Tree of Ancient Woodworking From Solomon’s Temple to the Jesus Boat, the Biblical world was built of cedar

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  12. Jan 13

    Thoughts on creation care. And It Was Good - Daily Devotion via .

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    24 Dec 2020

    Shepherds tended their flocks east of Bethlehem, and they learned that night of the birth of the Great Shepherd.

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    23 Dec 2020

    Wishing everyone a peaceful and happy holiday, Christmas and New Year. May 2021 be an improvement on the last for all of you . PEF-P-1894 Pilgrims entering Bethlehem on Christmas Day. Bonfils Studio, 1867-1881

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    23 Dec 2020

    They laid him in a manger - an animal's feeding trough, likely made of stone not wood, was a humble bed for the One who created the animals (and stone, and wood).

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    22 Dec 2020

    The place of Jesus's birth in Bethlehem probably looked less like today's church and more like this. A modest room with a manger for feeding animals. This photo taken about 20 miles north of Bethlehem.

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    15 Dec 2020

    Luke 2:7 "and placed him [Jesus] in a — — then and now — —

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  18. 4 Dec 2020

    O Little Town Of Bethlehem: The Shepherds' Field | The Holy Land via

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    18 Nov 2020

    It's hard to believe, but this is what the Western Wall "prayer plaza" looked like just over 50 years ago. The few people standing around aren't Jewish, and they aren't praying. Charles Feinberg took this photo and others in the 1960s:

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    13 Nov 2020

    Herod was prepared to hold out at Masada for a long time, with a series of massive cisterns on the mountain's western slope.

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    10 Nov 2020

    Music in the Temple via

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