We attempt to drive from the snowy peak of Mt Hermon to the Dead Sea in five hours. On the way, we will stop at Galilee, Caesarea, Judean Foothills, and the Negev desert. We will go from 1 degrees C (33 F) to 26 C (79 F), as we descend 2091 meters (6861 feet) in a single day! So join us on this marvelous journey, as we explore the entire land of Israel and discover its significance!
You can watch full videos about the places we've driven through in this video at the links below:
Mount Hermon video: • The Hermon Ski Resort ...
Caesarea: • Caesarea Maritima, Whe...
Zohar Fortress: • Lot's Wife Pillar, Mou...
Dead Sea Beaches Review: • 7 Amazing Dead Sea Bea...
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The end poem:
As we come to the end of our journey, we realize the meaning behind the beautiful geography of this land;
It all starts at the highest mountain, that seems like it’s hanging in the heavens.
Its peak is covered with pure white snow, which melts, descends, and forms the Jordan river flow.
Most of its activity is in the region of the Galilee, yet its goodness extends to the whole land, from the river to the sea.
In fact, life in Israel would not be possible without the freshwater of this river. It runs sustains the entire country, from the Hermon to the very south, a true life-giver, nourishing plants, animals, and man.
At the end of its road, the Jordan pours itself unto the Dead Sea, and this fresh cleansing water dies, a neat picture for us to see.
For salt has another interesting purpose, it preserves the waters from decay. Whatever enters it, sees no corruption, waiting for that appointed day.
A coming time in human history, when the living water that entered this salty sea, from the state of death it will revive, and once again, living water, it will be.
Music used in the video:
Up On the Rooftop by Ziv Moran
Moving On by Jay Denton [Instrumental]
The World Inside by Rodellos Machine
Green Valley by Geva Alon
Season 3, Episode 13 (Season Finale)