Out of view, and for many Christian visitors completely out of mind, lies the most significant site in all the Land of Israel; indeed, in all the world. It is the geographical core of everything redemptive God is working to accomplish on the earth: a small, limestone hillock that is The Mountain of the Lord.

Recognizing these plants and understanding their meaning will deepen the experience of a trip to Israel and add another dimension to understanding the Bible.

The Bible lays the foundation for the unity of humankind in the very first chapters, teaching us that all people were descended from Adam, who was created by G-d.

No other country on earth points to the biblical God of Israel in a living way like the Promised Land.

“All the stories that you learn—whether in a day school, Sunday school, church or synagogue—they all happened here.”

In this third installment of our series on "Guiding God's Land," tour guide Stan Goodenough takes us to Shiloh - the first national capital of Israel.

Prominent rabbis have taught that people can connect with the Almighty through prayer, song and joyous dance.