The Promised Land – Holy Land of God
“All the nations will praise you, for you will be a land of delight“
Malachi 3:12
Mount NeboAs written in the History of the Holy Land, this piece of land is really the Land of God, the promised land in the middle east with a historic culture that is just stunningly beautiful, with so many great places to visit from cities, villages to mountains, valleys, seasides and much really much more.
Some of these places are known others are less known, some having great stories both biblical as non-biblical next to famous people that have walked this great land who had and still have an enormous impact on our way of living.
For The Love Of The Promised Land
Here at Holy Land of God, we are searching for art that does just to the people who have lived here. This can be a statue, a shrine, or anything connected to the land of God that can be purchased online.
Abraham in the Bible
Abraham in the Bible looks at the story of Abraham from a biblical perspective but it is not all Christianity, Abraham is mentioned in the Qu’ran as well. The history of the Holy Land tells us about the Abrahamic religions, Christianity, Islam, and Judaism, and in that context, you
The Incredible Story of Abraham
The story of Abraham tells us that Abraham is one of the most venerated figures in the history of religion. The single largest group of religions in human history, the Abrahamic Religions, is named after him. The Big Three, Christianity, Islam, and Judaism, all recognize Abraham as a key figure &
Natufian Art
Natufian art was part of the Natufian culture which dates back to over 10,000 years ago. The post history of the Holy Land shows the Natufian people were living in the pre-biblical era. Although their art is now ancient, we are lucky that we can enjoy it, not only in …<
The Council of Jerusalem
To keep the peace, the Church organized the council of Jerusalem around 50 AD because some Gentil Christians did not obey Moses Law. This Jerusalem conference was led by Saint Peter the Apostle and St James, Jesus’ brother.
Jesus Chooses his Disciples
Jesus chooses his disciples for the carrying on of His work. Christ did not choose the learning or eloquence of the Jewish Sanhedrin or the power of Rome. Passing by the self-righteous Jewish teachers, the Master Worker chose humble, unlearned men to proclaim the truths that were to move the &
The Number of the Disciples Was Multiplied
In those days when the number of the disciples was multiplied, there arose a murmuring of the Grecians against the Hebrews because their widows were neglected in the daily ministration.
The office of the Holy Spirit
The office of the Holy Spirit is distinctly specified in the words of Christ: “When He is come, He will reprove the world of sin, and of righteousness, and of judgment.” John 16:8. It is the Holy Spirit that convicts of sin. If the sinner responds to the quickening influence of
The Promised Blessing
Christ’s ascension to heaven was the signal that His followers were to receive the promised blessing. For this, they were to wait before they entered upon their work.
Gentiles and Jew, their Relationship
In Acts 15:1-35 we read about Paul and Barnabas and the relationship between Jew and Gentiles. We know that Paul and Barnabas have been to Antioch a few times and this is one of these stories. On reaching Antioch in Syria, from which place they had been sent forth on &
The Apostle Paul Felt A Deep Responsibility
The Apostle Paul felt a deep responsibility towards the people he listened to and ultimately converted, being baptized. This story is about the responsibility that Apostle Paul felt on his journeys like the journeys to Pisidia.
Paul and Barnabas In Iconium
The story of Paul and Barnabas in Iconium which is nowadays Konya in Turkey is based on Acts 14:1-26. From Antioch in Pisidia, Paul and Barnabas went to Iconium. In this place, as in Antioch, they began their labors in the synagogue of their own people. They met with marked &
Ananias and Saul
This story about Ananias and Saul gives food for thought especially in our world today. Blindness, not willing to see, not willing to understand is all too common but Ananias “cured” Saul blindness by a touch.
The Immaculate Conception of Mary
the Blessed Virgin was through grace, entirely free from every stain of sin, and from all corruption of the body, soul and mind: she was always united with God and joined by him to an eternal covenant; she was never in darkness but always in the light; and therefore she
Proclaimed Beyond the Confines of What Is Normal
The time had come for the gospel to be proclaimed beyond the confines of Asia Minor. The way was preparing for Paul and his fellow workers to cross over into Europe. At Troas, on the borders of the Mediterranean Sea, “a vision appeared to Paul in the night: There stood
Philip in Samaria
Philip in Samaria is the story of a lot of work and that was marked with great success, and, thus encouraged, he sent to Jerusalem for help. The apostles now perceived more fully the meaning of the words of Christ.
Messengers And Proclaimers of the Gospel
“Sent forth by the Holy Ghost,” Paul and Barnabas, after their ordination by the brethren in Antioch, “departed unto Seleucia; and from thence they sailed to Cyprus.” Thus the apostles began their first missionary journey.
Muslim Conquest of the Holy Land
The Muslim conquest is an important part of the History of the Holy Land or Palestine (as it was and is commonly known), a region encompassing the area from the eastern bank of the Jordan River to the Mediterranean coast, was a game-changing event for the country and its people.
The Sanhedrin
The Sanhedrin show the dilemma they had with the apostles teaching God’s words and did all in their power to stop them.
The Day of Pentecost in the Bible
The Day of Pentecost in the Bible is a truly glorifying moment in Christianity where the Holy Spirit came down to the disciples of Jesus which the following story tells.
Faith – Proclamation of God
The proclamation of God; He has made His proclamation of the gospel dependent upon the labors and the gifts of His people. Voluntary offerings and the tithe constitute the revenue of the Lord’s work. Of the means entrusted to man, God claims a certain portion,—the tenth. He leaves
Hypocrites in the Bible – Ananias and Sapphira
The hypocrites in the bible like Ananias and Sapphira breaking their promise to God by keeping their possessions
Martyrdom of Saint Stephen
The Acts of the Apostles writes in the year 36 the Martyrdom of Saint Stephen, stoned to death for blasphemy, becoming the first Christian martyr.
Saul of Tarsus From Oppressor to Disciple
St Paul was an Oppressor and witnessed the martyrdom of St Stephen before he became Apostle Paul.
Crushed By Despondency, Grief and Despair
After the death of Christ, the disciples were well-nigh overcome by discouragement. Crushed by despondency, grief, and despair.
The Divine Presence of God
The divine presence of God after our Lord’s ascension, the love of the light gave the disciples faith to teach the Word of God.
Christ Before Ascension Day
The days of Christ Before Ascension Day giving His last commands to the disciples.
Believe On The Lord Jesus Christ
Believe On The Lord Jesus Christ, Paul and Silas in prison, not interested to leave without proper reason from the magistrates.
The Execution of the Apostle Peter
In the epilogue of the Gospel of John, Jesus hints at the execution of the apostle Peter by which Peter would glorify God, saying: “when you are old you will stretch out your hands, and another will dress you and carry you where you do not want to go.
Peter Heals a Lame Beggar
The amazing story where Peter Heals A Lame Beggar is well known but it really shows the true Power of our Lord.
The Vision of Peter
According to the Acts of the Apostles, chapter 10, Saint Peter had a vision of a vessel full of animals being lowered from heaven. A voice from heaven told Peter to kill and eat, but since the vessel contained unclean animals, Peter declined
Second Missionary Journey of Paul
The second missionary journey of Paul brought him to Derbe and Lystra, together with … find out more about his travels
Who Was Apostle Paul?
The question Who was Apostle Paul is answered in our long story and will help you to understand more about the most important men in Christianity after Jesus.
Church of Jerusalem A Model for All the Churches
Are the churches of today a copy of the Church of Jerusalem?
the History of the Holy Land
The history of the Holy Land is as beautiful as it is also cruel, from love to wars.
The Apostle Peter in Joppa
During his life Peter made various journeys including to Joppa where he healed Aeneas and raised Tabitha from the dead.
The Promise of the Spirit
When Christ gave His disciples the promise of the Spirit, He was nearing the close of His earthly ministry. He was standing in the shadow of the cross, with a full realization of the load of guilt that was to rest upon Him as the Sin Bearer.
The Noble Apostles
Apostles without fear who would not break God’s command were more than just noble man.
Peter Escapes From Prison
The following story is about the time that Peter Escapes from Prison. His great escape from prison with the help of an Angel can be found in Acts 12:1 to Acts 12:23. The Peter escape from prison text can be found in Acts 12:1, Acts 12:2, Acts 12:3, Acts 12:4, …
The Abrahamic Religions
The history of Christianity, Islam, and Judaism dates back to Abraham and is often called the Abrahamic Religions.