Search & Explore

Historical video footage recording the main entrance to the Old City of Jerusalem from the coastal plain and Mediterranean port of Joppa .

Monumental six-chambered ashlar gate matching royal engineering at Hazor and Gezer ( 1 Kings 9:15 ).

Archaeological reconstruction of the gates (Sheep, Fish, Valley, Dung, Fountain) and sectors rebuilt by the returnees.

Deep excavated trapezoidal reservoir near the Sheep Gate in Jerusalem with five porticoes where Jesus healed the paralytic.

Overview of Psalms exploring its 5-book intentional literary design, the twin entry-gates of Psalm 1 and Psalm 2 , and the journey from lament to hallelujah praise.

Cinematic survey of the Old City of Jerusalem , showing the Temple Mount, Western Wall, Mount of Olives , and Kidron Valley .

The five confederate Philistine cities: Gaza , Ashdod , Ashkelon , Gath , and Ekron facing Judah .

Stone revetment and collapsed mudbrick ramparts at ancient Jericho , the lowest and oldest fortified city on earth.

Monumental stone stepped pool at the southern extremity of the City of David where Jesus sent the man born blind to wash.

The priests blowing the seven shofars on the seventh day as the massive fortifications collapse inward.

Greco-Roman league of 10 cities east of Galilee including Scythopolis, Gadara, Pella, and Gerasa.

Architectural map of Herodian Jerusalem showing the Antonia Fortress, Temple Courts, Royal Stoa, and City Walls.

Enormous carved spring stone projecting from the southwestern corner of the Temple Mount that supported a colossal staircase.

Massive drafted limestone building erected by Herod the Great over the traditional burial cave of Abraham and Sarah.

Monumental stone steps and promenade where Jesus sent the man born blind to wash in John 9:7 .

The sorrowful prophet resting his head as the city of Jerusalem and Solomon's Temple burn in the distance.

The deportation of the ten northern tribes of Israel to Halah , Habor , and the cities of the Medes.

Expansion of the Gospel from Pentecost in Jerusalem through Samaria , Damascus , Joppa , Caesarea , and Antioch .

The holy city, the New Jerusalem , coming down out of heaven from God prepared as a bride adorned.

The famous Suffering Servant chapter ( Isaiah 52:13–53 :12) in Hebrew from the Great Isaiah Scroll .

Prophetic opening folio of Isaiah surviving from the Aleppo Crown before its mid-20th century loss.

Traditional site of Mount Sinai in the southern Sinai Peninsula where the Mosaic Covenant and Ten Commandments were given.

Uncial folio depicting Christ 's ascension and the waiting apostles in Jerusalem .

The Nazarite judge Samson victorious at Lehi over the Philistine army.

Overview of Matthew 1 –13 presenting Jesus as the Jewish Messiah who fulfills Old Testament scripture, the new Moses teaching the Sermon on the Mount , and parables of the Kingdom.

Historic Latin plainsong antiphon drawing on Isaiah 45:8 (Drop down ye heavens from above and let the skies pour down righteousness).

Masoretic Hebrew text of the Fourth Servant Song with critical masorah parva and magna.

Fifth-century Greek manuscript representing the Byzantine textual tradition in the Gospels.

Topographical and geopolitical map of Mesopotamia , the Levant, and Egypt during the patriarchal and imperial eras.

Verso of P52 containing Christ 's famous declaration: 'Everyone who belongs to the truth listens to my voice' and Pilate's question 'What is truth?'.

Poetic brickwork layout (stichometry) in the premier authority of the Hebrew Masoretic Bible.

Traditional monastic modal chant reflecting early Christian contemplative psalmody and medieval liturgical preservation.

Earliest surviving collection of the Pauline epistles (c. 175–225 CE) including Hebrews .

Rock-cut tomb inscription in the Kidron Valley attributed to Shebna, the royal steward rebuked by Isaiah ( Isaiah 22:15 ).

A deeply contemplative depiction of the weeping prophet mourning the calamity of Zion .

Native vocal demonstration of biblically accented Tiberian vowel pointing and syllabic division.