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CAPERNAUM AND GALILEE

The Capernaum Synagogue ruins with Byzantine-era columns and stonework
The Capernaum Synagogue dates from the Byzantine period. The foundations from the time of Jesus are still visible.
Tour guide Stan speaking to a group at the Capernaum synagogue ruins
Our guide Stan said that "Christians owe a great debt to the Jews for preserving the holy scriptures through the centuries."
Stone ruins of ancient buildings at Capernaum with palm tree and Sea of Galilee in the background
Remains of buildings from the time of Christ.
Ancient stone ruins at Capernaum with a long wall in the background running parallel to the Roman road
The wall in the background runs parallel to the Roman road where Jesus would have met Matthew the tax collector in Capernaum.
The city of Tiberius on the shores of the Sea of Galilee with buildings, palm trees and a bus on the road
The Arab and Jewish city of Tiberius sits on the shores of the Sea of Galilee and dates to Roman times.
View of the Sea of Galilee with boats on the water and hills in the background
View of the Sea of Galilee.
Tourists on a boat on the Sea of Galilee with the Texas flag and Israeli flag flying from the mast
Our boat captain on the Sea of Galilee flew the Texas flag in our honor.
Ancient cobblestone streets and stone ruins at Magdala, the hometown of Mary Magdalene
Streets where Jesus walked at the town of Magdala, the place where Mary Magdalene in the Bible was from.
Ancient mosaic floor and stone column bases inside the ruins of the synagogue of Magdala
The synagogue of Magdala. The town sits on the southern shores of the Sea of Galilee.

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