I never tire of seeing the Sea of Galilee, as it was so intertwined with the ministry of Jesus. On the approach to Tiberius from the west, there is a nice pull-off area where a bus or other vehicle can safely get off the road and have a good view of the Sea. One is at sea level at this point at the pull-off.
Sea of Galilee from Sea Level. Photo by Leon Mauldin.
The Sea of Galilee is about 700 feet below sea level. It was considerably higher than on my last visit. In the distance you see what would have been the Decapolis during the ministry of Jesus.
I’ll never forget my first view of the Sea. All of my life I had read about it in the Bible, but to have the opportunity to see it was almost surreal. I wonder if on a much higher level, that’s the sort of thing God’s people will experience in heaven. We read about heaven, we believe the promises of God, but one day all the saved will be in heaven and see Him face to face. The precious things we read about will some day be seen and personally experienced. How I want to be among that number!
Recent posts on the Sea of Galilee may be seen here and here.
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Beautiful picture, Leon. I feel like you do about heaven & when I see all the beauty around us this time of year, I especially think how much more wondrous heaven will be for His children.
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I couldn’t agree more. It’s a deeply spiritually place & to walk in our Lords steps is deeply humbling. Carole
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