The Biblical Cities of the Holy Land: En Gedi: King David’s Wilderness of Judah/ Dead Sea Hideout!

This video will give a brief overview of the geography, history, archaeology and other notable features of the biblical Old Testament city of En Gedi and how it is connected with the Bible.
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This video is intended for educational/commentary purposes and therefore images used in it fall under the rules of fair use. Every effort has been made to give appropriate credit where it is due (most images used come from Wikimedia Commons unless otherwise stated) when an image is not either in public domain or, from my own personal collection.
Background Music:
Mystery Bazaar by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Sources Used for in this video:
BiblePlaces.com
The Holy Land: An Oxford Archaelogical Guide by Jerome Murphy-O’Connor
Ultimate Guide to the Holy Land (Holman Reference)
Maps created with help of a program from:
www.biblemapper.com

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I'm liking the geographic videos more & more

[@cheycasters]

Thank You again!!

[@joeGuizan]

Thanks.🙏

[@vdoniel]

Beautiful video.

[@davidjenkins2429]

Crazy beautiful ❤️

[@Hamaheshd]

Thanks for sharing this video with rich Biblical History sir.

[@GospelandSpade]

You're very welcome. 🙂

[@melissamoore9706]

Isaac says, “I enjoyed that! I never knew exactly where David was hiding, but now I know.”

[@NatureAndOther]

Very interedting video
You pronounce the second part of ein gedi WRONG, gedi is pronounced gay-dee