See Israel with the Gilberts!
March 19–30, 2023!
Conclusion to Search for the Rephaim
January 9, 2023
Summary of our tour from Nazareth to Petra, and the battlegrounds we visited in the long supernatural war in which we are all deployed. For more information about our tour of Israel March 19–30, 2023, visit http://www.gilberthouse.org/travelhttp://www.gilberthouse.org/travel
The Lord of Petra
January 7, 2023
Despite temperatures above 110F, we reached our primary goal for our visit to Jordan: The temple of the chief god of Petra, Dushara. For more information about our tour of Israel March 19–30, 2023, visit http://www.gilberthouse.org/travelhttp://www.gilberthouse.org/travel
The Idols of Petra
January 7, 2023
More than 500 idols called betyls are carved from the rock at Petra. The name derives from Hebrew beit el, or “house of God.” For more information about our tour of Israel March 19–30, 2023, visit http://www.gilberthouse.org/travelhttp://www.gilberthouse.org/travel
Entering Petra
January 7, 2023
A magnificent arch once stretched over the entrance to Petra with niches for idols on either side, basically making it a bab ilu—a “god gate.” For more information about our tour of Israel March 19–30, 2023, visit http://www.gilberthouse.org/travelhttp://www.gilberthouse.org/travel
Valley of the Travelers
January 5, 2023
Satan contended with the archangel Michael for the body of Moses. Did Satan think he had a legal right to it because of where Moses was buried? For more information about our tour of Israel March 19–30, 2023, visit http://www.gilberthouse.org/travelhttp://www.gilberthouse.org/travel
The Bad Shepherd
The bronze serpent raised by Moses was sometimes called Nehushtan, a name sometimes used for Tammuz, the pagan god of shepherds in ancient Mesopotamia. For more information about our tour of Israel March 19–30, 2023, visit http://www.gilberthouse.org/travelhttp://www.gilberthouse.org/travel
