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18. Jerusalem
By Robin on Dec 14, 2008 in 04. Ancient Israel
Jerusalem
- Jerusalem Time Travel - Get ready for an incredible tour through one of the world’s most fascinating cities—the Holy City of Jerusalem—from its ancient beginnings,through its golden glory, to its present splendor. This site’s guides are King David, Herod the Great, and Tammar, a Jewish resident of modern-day Jerusalem. One by one, they will take you through the five most important periods in the history of this eternal city. In this amazing site you will be able to use your RealVideo and RealAudio plug-ins to their optimum. (If you do not have RealAudio/Video, you can download them from the site.) The characters are from the Pathways Through Jerusalem CD-ROM described in the Software section below.
- Virtual Tour of Jerusalem - This set of photographs contains scenes of the Walls ofJerusalem, people praying at the Wailing Wall, and the Dome of the Rock. You canalso read an article on The Holy Land, reprinted from Reflections on Truth.
- Ancient Sandals - Here you will experience Israel as it was promised to Abraham, inhabited by his descendants, ruled over by Israel’s judges and kings, lamented for by the prophets, and traversed by Jesus and His disciples. Strap on your sandals and come tour through one hundred thirty locations, with some nine hundred color photographs covering every corner of the Land.
- 3-D Tour of the Western Wall - Walk into the plaza adjacent to the Temple Mount. Navigate your way across the paving stones and down the steps, until you stand face-to-face with the great, golden stones of the Western Wall. Once there, you can write a prayer and virtually place it between the cracks, as hundreds of thousands of visitors do every year.
- Jerusalem: Three Religions One Holy City - Explore the sights, sounds, people, and time lines that created the Holy City Jerusalem, in a special exhibit from The History Channel.
- The Jerusalem Mosaic – Travel through Jerusalem while visiting this site, and follow thelinks from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
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