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A Bedouin village. They are finally settling down.

Mountains of Samaria.

A sycamore tree in Jericho, much like the one Zaccheus climbed in Jericho.

Closeup of the sycamore.

The Mount of Temptation, where Jesus was tempted by Satan.

A 10,000 year-old tower.

Jericho.

A city wall, 2200-2000 BC.

1800 to 1500 year-old ruins. The wall may be part of the wall of Jericho that fell.

Me on a camel.

The valley of the shadow of death.

More valley of the shadow of death.

Orthodox monastery in the valley of the shadow of death.

Death again.

Funky stop signs.

A Bedouin settlement. Apparently they don't use tents anymore.

One of the retaining walls of the temple.

This is the site where Caiphas's house was, where Jesus was tried.

The doors of the church of Caiphas' house. (The church also commemorates Peter's repentance after denying him.) The inscription says, “The Lord guards my coming and my going.”

Inside the church of Caiphas's home. The mosaic portrays Jesus's trial.

I think this portrays various penitents.

Another mosaic.

Peter with the keys.

First dungeon where non-violent criminals were kept.

Lowest dungeon. This is where Jesus spent Holy Thursday night.

View from Jesus's perspective.

Ruins of ritual baths and an olive press behind Caiphas's house.

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A Bedouin village. They are finally settling down.	Mountains of Samaria.	A sycamore tree in Jericho, much like the one Zaccheus climbed in Jericho.
Closeup of the sycamore.	The Mount of Temptation, where Jesus was tempted by Satan.	A 10,000 year-old tower.
Jericho.	A city wall, 2200-2000 BC.	1800 to 1500 year-old ruins. The wall may be part of the wall of Jericho that fell.
Me on a camel.	The valley of the shadow of death.	More valley of the shadow of death.
Orthodox monastery in the valley of the shadow of death.	Death again.	Funky stop signs.
A Bedouin settlement. Apparently they don't use tents anymore.	One of the retaining walls of the temple.	This is the site where Caiphas's house was, where Jesus was tried.
The doors of the church of Caiphas' house. (The church also commemorates Peter's repentance after denying him.) The inscription says, “The Lord guards my coming and my going.”	Inside the church of Caiphas's home. The mosaic portrays Jesus's trial.	I think this portrays various penitents.
Another mosaic.		Peter with the keys.
First dungeon where non-violent criminals were kept.
Lowest dungeon. This is where Jesus spent Holy Thursday night.	View from Jesus's perspective.	Ruins of ritual baths and an olive press behind Caiphas's house.