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HL14 S Bishoplindsaydavis Layout 1 To view this information online, fill in the gray box at www.EO.travel/find_trip Like us on Facebook Tour = HL14 Date = 020414S You are invited to travel with Bishop Lindsey Davis, and the Kentucky Conference, Holyto walk Land where Jesus ClassicWalked. Bishop Lindsey Davis February 4 - 13, 2014 All Inclusive Price starting at $3296* from Cincinnati, Louisville, or Lexington Includes: - Roundtrip International Airfare from Cincinnati, Louisville, or Lexington Additional baggage & optional fees may apply. See fine print for details - Basic Tour - Guided Sightseeing - Fuel Surcharges & Government Taxes Garden of Gethsemane Jerusalem Subject to Change - Administrative Fees - Entrance Fees - Gratuities - Program Fees - Buffet Breakfast & Dinner - Deluxe Motorcoaches - First Class Hotels The Trip of a Lifetime! Church of the Nativity, Bethlehem Sea of Galilee *all pricing reflects a 4% cash discount www.EO.travel Visit the Roman Aqueduct and Theatre at Caesarea, a Daily Itinerary center of the early Christians. Here, Cornelius became the first Gentile convert to the new religion (Acts 10) and Paul was imprisoned before being taken to Rome DAY 1 AND 2 - USA TO THE HOLY LAND for Trial. Continue to Jerusalem for overnight. Your spiritual pilgrimage begins as you depart the USA on an overnight flight. You will be welcomed to the DAY 6 - BETHLEHEM & JERUSALEM Holy Land by our airport representative and transferred In Bethlehem, you’ll visit the cave revered as the place to your hotel in the Galilee. Enjoy dinner before you where Jesus was born (Matt. 1: 18 - 25; Luke 2: 1- 7). rest. The church, which was constructed on the site, is the world’s oldest functioning church. Nearby you’ll view DAY 3 - CAPERNAUM, MT. OF BEATITUDES & Shepherds’ Field where the Good News was first heard. CAESAREA PHILIPPI Stand atop the Mount of Olives as Jesus did and enjoy Travel to Capernaum, the center of Jesus’ ministry in a remarkable view of the “Golden City” of Jerusalem, the Galilee. Visit the synagogue which stands on the site including the Temple Mount, Dome of the Rock, the where Jesus taught. Recall his teaching and preaching Kidron Valley and the Valley of Gehenna.. Forty days the gospel of the kingdom (Matt.4:13, 23). Travel to the after his resurrection, Jesus ascended into heaven from Mount of Beatitudes where Jesus preached to the peo- the Mount of Olives (Acts 1: 9 - 12). Visit the Chapel of ple (Matt. 5-7). Visit Caesarea Philippi, where Jesus the Ascension. Pray in the Garden of Gethsemane as traveled with His disciples and where nearby Peter Jesus prayed (Matt. 26: 36 - 44). made his great confession to Jesus, “Thou art the Christ, the Son of the living God” (Matt. 16: 16). See Mount DAY 7 - JERUSALEM & THE OLD CITY Hermon, probably the site of the Lord’s Transfiguration Visit the Southern Wall Excavations of the (Matt. 17: 1-9). ancient Temple, including the Teaching Steps and the Western Wall. Walk the Cardo, the ancient main street DAY 4 - THE SEA OF GALILEE & BEIT SHEAN of the Old City. Once lined with shops it is now par- At Tabgha, the traditional location for the calling of the tially restored. View the Pool of Bethesda (John 5: 1- disciples and the feeding of the 5000, you’ll visit the 31) where Jesus performed the Sabbath miracle, and Church of the Fish and the Loaves (Luke 9:10-17). sing a hymn in the Church of St. Anne. Visit Herod’s You’ll also visit the Chapel of the Primacy where three Antonia Fortress where Jesus was brought before Pon- times Peter professed his devotion to the risen Christ tius Pilate (Luke 23: 1-11). Walk the Via Dolorosa, (John 21). At Kibbutz Nof Ginnosar, you’ll learn about “the Way of the Cross,” and stand in reverence at the the “Ancient Boat”, a rare example of the kind of boat Church of the Holy Sepulchre. in which Jesus would have sailed. With Bible in hand, cross the waters of the Sea of Galilee aboard a Kin- DAY 8 - LEISURE DAY nereth Sailing Company boat. Along the way, partici- (MASADA/DEAD SEA OPTION) pate in a special on board worship service. Visit the Explore on-your-own or visit Qumran and Masada ruins of Beit Shean which was continuously inhabited (additional charge). Even today, the road from for 5000 years and was one of the Roman cities Jesus Jerusalem to the Jordan Valley twists for miles as it de- passed on his way from Galilee to Jerusalem. Conclude scends below sea level to the lowest spot on the earth's your day at the River Jordan you can remember your surface. Jesus traveled the nearby Roman road, the set- baptism in the Yardenit Baptismal Site. ting of His parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10: 30-36). Visit Qumran, site of the Dead Sea Scroll dis- DAY 5 - NAZARETH, MEGIDDO & CAESAREA covery, to discuss the mysterious community of Es- Visit Nazareth, Jesus’ boyhood home (Matthew 2: 23). senes who once lived on the shores of the Dead Sea. Travel the ancient caravan route to Tel Megiddo where Masada, Herod’s mountaintop fortress which became 20 different cities lie superimposed upon each other. the last stronghold of the Jewish Rebellion against the Holy Land Classic 2014 Lecture Series: Educational Theme: • Jerusalem in the Time of Jesus • Jesus: His Life, His Time, His Land, • Jesus’ Ministry in the Galilee His Hebrew Faith • Geography & Its Impact on the Bible • Two Units of CEU Credits Available • Contemporary Issues: Palestinian & Israeli Speakers Romans. Ride the cable car to the top to explore. Peer offering (Gen. 22: 2, Save when you Register down upon the remains of the Roman camps and siege 4). Visit and worship at with a $300 Deposit ramp below. You’ll stop briefly at the shores of the the Garden Tomb, 11 Months Dead Sea for a quick dip in the salt and mineral laden possible site of the gar- $80 prior to departure waters. Journey to the oasis of Ein Gedi, where David den of Joseph of Ari- and his men sought refuge from Saul (1 Samuel 23). mathea and experience $70 10 Months the reality of the Res- prior to departure DAY 9 - JERUSALEM urrection. $60 9 Months This morning, visit Mount Zion to visit the House of prior to departure the High Priest Caiaphas where Jesus was imprisoned DAY 10 - 8 Months for a night (Matt. 26: 57 - 65). Stand in the Upper EXTENSION $50 prior to departure Room, revered as the place of the Last Supper (Mark OR RETURN 7 Months 14: 12 - 26). View the site of King David’s Tomb. Visit HOME $40 prior to departure the Haas Promenade for a last panoramic view of the Depart on an 6 Months Old City from the south of Jerusalem, the Old City exciting extension $30 prior to departure walls and the hill called Mount Moriah where Abra- or return to USA. Full Deposit Required. Savings deducted from balance. ham was commanded by God to offer Isaac as a burnt Extensions Cairo & the Route of the Exodus - 4-day extension $798* Wonders of Jordan & Petra - 3-day extension $698* Day 10 - Ancient caravan route to Mount Sinai for overnight. Day 10 - Cross the Allenby Bridge into Jordan. Mt. Nebo, Day 11 - Monastery of Saint Catherine , Wadi Feiran, Elim, Madaba, Amman. Day 11 - Petra. Return to Amman for a late dinner and overnight. Marah by the Red Sea Dinner & Overnight in Cairo. Day 12 - Jerash. Day 12 - Memphis, Sakkara, Step Pyramid. Great Day 13 - (Sun) Depart the Holy Land for the USA. Pyramids of Giza, Sphinx. Day 13 - King Tut’s Treasure, Egyptian Museum, Citadel of Nile Cruise - 7-day extension $1448* Old Cairo, Coptic Church. Sail the Nile River aboard an Day 10 & 11 - Same as Cairo and the Route of the Exodus. authentic Egyptian Felucca. Day 12 - 1/2 day Cairo tour: Egyptian Museum, Sphinx, Day 14 - (Mon) Depart Egypt and arrive in the USA. Great Pyramids of Giza, . Fly to Aswan & board the Nile Cruise Day 13 - High Dam of Aswan, Granite Quarry, Unfinished 1 Red Sea Cruise - 7-day extension $1698* Obelisk, Temple of Philae Temple of Kom Ombo. Day 9 - After you are done touring today, you will transfer Day 14 - Temple of Horus in Edfu. Continue to Luxor. to Eilat and board the Costa Voyager. Day 15 - Disembark. Necropolis of Thebes, Valley of Kings Day 10 - Sail to Jordan and enjoy a guided excursion to and Queens, Temple of Hatshepsut, Temples of Luxor and Kar- Petra, Jordan. nak. Fly back to Cairo for dinner and overnight. Day 11 - Guided excursion to Luxor, Egypt including Tem- Day 16 & 17 - (Wed/Thu) Depart Egypt and arrive in the USA. ple of Hatshepsut, the Colossi of Memnon, Luxor and Bethlehem - 4 day extension - $798* Karnak Temples. Minimum 10 participants Day 12 - Time On Own in Safaga, Egypt. Pricing includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily. Day 13 - Guided excursion to Cairo, Egypt including the Day 10 - Transfer from Jerusalem to Bethlehem. Morning work at a mission site, afternoon touring excursion to Egyptian Museum, King Tut's Treasures, the Great Pyra- Tekoa & Herodian. mids at Giza & the Sphinx. Day 11 - Morning work at a mission site, afternoon touring Day 14 - Guided excursion to St. Catherine's Monastary, excursion to Bethany, enjoy dinner with a local family. and Mount Sinai. Day 12 - Morning work at a mission site, afternoon touring Day 15 - Time On Own in Sharm El Sheik, Egypt. excursion to Hebron (Conditions permitting). Day 16 - Disembark in Eilat, and bus to Tel Aviv for your Day 13 - Morning work at a mission site, afternoon touring flight home excursion to Mar Saba, Transfer to Tel Aviv for your flight Day 17 - (Thu) Return to the USA.
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