The Watchman Episode 120: The Ancient Ruins of Beit She'an and Israel's History

Host Erick Stakelbeck tours the ancient ruins of Beit She'an to hear about the city's pivotal role in Israel's history, stretching through both the Old and New Testaments in a still unfolding story of tragedy, triumph, and restoration.
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[@daleadmire1451]

One of my favorite reasons to be a member of cufi is this program, keep up the good work, every episode is inspiring.

[@prafulpatro248]

Thanks man of God that's the profound Discovery of biblical sights

[@shanecreamer6889]

Thank you Eric and Danny for another great episode. Shalom to you both!
And thank you God for such a reminder of those witnesses who came before us that God will draw near to us even in the darkest places - if we will draw close to You to draw from your strength.

[@dianneledford3681]

When I get Blessed to see the Holy Land I am praying for a tour with Danny the Digger and no God bless you all and hope you are able to continue to bring the word sights and knowledge to the masses for many many years to come

[@maria-8077]

Thank you for your videos! God bless!🙏👍 I'm praying for Israel!❤

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Thank you for sharing very informative video

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My prayers are with you and with our LORD Jesus , MARANATHA x

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[@billienuhfer447]

Have you done any videos on Migdal-eder???

[@sharonwhiteley6510]

I wonder how many people held onto their faith knowing what they faced on earth; but more concerned with eternity?

[@stevenv6463]

Let's also not forget the history before and after the Biblical stories of Bet Shean. The large tel next to the Roman ruins show the Egyptian occupation when Egypt ruled the area and ruled the Canaanites (this is why Canaan is considered a son of Ham even though they are semitic and speak the same language as the Israelites).
There are two or three Eastern Orthodox churches on the grounds of the archaeological site but not visitable. There are also an Ottoman seraglio and mosque nearby. Unfortunately the Israeli state hasn't kept those buildings well. The seraglio is used sporadically and the mosque is destroyed and behind a fence.

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l LOVE this show!! Makes me want to see Isreal more and more...

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I Stand for ISRAEL, Amen.

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Wish one day I will go to Israel 🙏🏼.may God will hear my wish.

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God bless israel forever amen