Why I Don’t Use My Holy Land Photos on My Blog

The Pictorial Library of Bible Lands makes my pics look like Polaroids.

I have taken thousands of pictures of Israel. Yet I hardly use any of my Holy Land Photos on my blog. Why? Because my pictures can’t compare with the Pictorial Library of Bible Lands.

Take a moment to watch this brand new video that explains better than I can what makes this photo collection the best there is.

I urge you to add these Holy Land photos to your Bible study or your teaching. I’m confident they will add richness both to your understanding of the Bible as well as to your ability to help others understand it better.

Want to read more of what I think about these photos? Click here.

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Tell me what you think: Do you have this collection of Holy Land photos? What do you think of it? To leave a comment, just click here.

The northern end of Sea of Galilee.

(Photo: The northern end of Sea of Galilee. Courtesy of the Pictorial Library of Bible Lands)

 

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