On the 100 Degree day in Jerusalem in Mid April (It always happens in April and May) we take off for the Golon.
We stay overnight at the ORR HALEVNA Chalet near the new Trump City
The next we do the Banyas. Always something new in Israel. We got at the end to the Palace of Agrippa
Ruins Of The Agrippa Palace In Caesarea Philippi
Caesarea Philippi was an ancient Roman city at the Southwestern corner of Mount Hermon. It is near a spring with awesome water, a grotto, and many shrines that lay nearby in ruins. This is a ruin of a high place that was dedicated to the Greek god, Pan. This archaeological site is, for the most part, uninhabited, and lies sleeping in the Golan Heights.
Latter Caesarea Philippi was called Caesarea Paneaus, dedicated to the god Pan, and again the name mutated during the Hellenistic and Islamic periods to become Banias. Banias is what the archaeological site is known by today.
Banias is a mispronunciation of Philip
During the early Christian err, Paul spoke to those in authority about His walk with the Lord, at this very place. He chose this as a time and place to give testimony as to his walk โafter the way.โ โฆ...more
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