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Magdala held a prime position on the Sea of Galilee, just under the slopes of Mt. Arbel. In part because
it was a major fishing port with a ready supply of small boats, Magdala became the headquarters for a
small navy during Israel’s short-lived revolution against Rome about 40 years after Jesus lived.
A mudslide from Arbel covered the village near the end of the first century, leaving it to modern-day
archaeologists to rediscover its secrets.
This is a view from Mt. Ari of the Lower Galilee Area (Jezreel Valley).
Let’s Practice…
1. What happened on Mount Carmel that was so significant to Israel?
2. Jesus began his public ministry in Nazareth. What was the response of the people living there?
3. Why would Nathanael ask, “Can anything good come out of Nazareth?”
4. Why would the little town of Zippori be significant being located 3 ½ miles north of Nazareth?
5. What is the significance of Mount Tabor?
6. What happened at Mount Gilboa?
7. According to Rev. 16: 16, what will happen in the Valley of Megiddo in the future?
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