Basilica of the Annunciation, Nazareth
Here, Virgin Mary was told by Gabriel that she'll be giving birth to baby Jesus!
1st floor of Basilica of the Annunciation, Nazareth
Inside the Basilica of the Annunciation, Nazareth
USA portrait of Virgin Mary, Basilica of the Annunciation, Nazareth
Bethlehem Star
Here, Jesus was born!
Mock Baptism in progress
River Jordan, where Jesus was Baptised
3rd Station of Via Dolorosa
Armenian Catholic Patriarchate marks the 3rd station of Via Dolorosa, where Jesus stumbled and fell carrying the cross!
A protestant prayer in progress
Church of Transfiguration, Mount Tabor, Lower Galilee
Church of the Multiplication, Tabgha
Here, Jesus fed a large crowd of people with just 2 fish and 5 loaves of bread!
Mount of the Beatitudes
Ancient Mount of Beatitude, Mt Beatitude (Byzantine Church remains), Tabgha, Israel - the location where Jesus gave a famous sermon to his disciples
St. Peter's statue at Capharnaum
Boatman casts his net to catch St. Peter's fish
If he had caught even one, we would have been a blessed group. But it was not to be!
Capharnaum, The Town of Jesus
Capharnaum or The Town of Jesus is St. Peter's mother-in-law's House. When Jesus left Nazareth as he was not being acknowledged there, he came and stayed here!
Descendant of Nusseibeh Family
Man on bench is the holder of the key to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem
Hundreds of believers still carry the cross and walk the path of suffering (Via Dolorosa) as a remembrance of Jesus stumbling and falling while carrying the cross!
Last Supper Room
This room is on the upper floor of the structure that houses King David's tomb!
Inside Holy Sepulchre
Here, Jesus was crucified
Jesus' Tomb
Inside Holy Sepulchre lies this holy place - believed to be the location of Jesus' tomb!
Jesus the Pantocrator
Jesus, the Pantocrator on the dome of Catholicon, inside Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem
Off to heaven
Chapel of Ascension - It houses the holy stone from which Jesus ascended to heaven!
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