Here the angel was revealed to the shepherds when Jesus was born-the Shepherds' Field, Bethlehem

[@RT-mu3bh]

GOD BLESS ISRAEL AND LONG LIVE ISRAEL.

[@ponkrapujari679]

praise the Lord Alleluea amen our GOD is beautiful GOD 🙏🌹

[@annetten.8667]

Amen&Amen.

[@vickylall3462]

Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah ✝️♥️🙏✝️♥️🙏♥️🙏✝️♥️🙏✝️♥️🙏

[@danasandlin2435]

thank you, Danny, and thank you, Zahi--you guys are the best tour guides in all of the Holy Land...the BEST...a gift from God, O assure you...dts/usa

[@vickylall3462]

JESUS CHRIST IS KING OF KINGS AND LORD OF LORDS.AMEN ALLELUIA ✝️🙏

[@danasandlin2435]

Please bring us back again in November, when it is green...thanks for the pictures of the murals of the shepherds--of course, they have a sheep herding dog--a shepherd--a working dog--the smartest of all the dogs...dts/usa

[@ericasonnytabartholomeus1421]

GOD BLESS YOU ISAERL

[@vickylall3462]

JESUS CHRIST IS LORD AMEN ✝️🙏

[@criscoduck3922]

Good to see you!

[@danasandlin2435]

Danny the tour guide did a great job of explaining the additional meaning of sheep to the Jews and the importance of sheep to their culture: the sheep were the basis of the sacrifice to God on a regular basis (especially at Passover) and of course, then Jesus becomes the ultimate sacrificial lamb for the rest of humanity...dts/usa

[@susanitaliano8785]

Shalom Zahi, it is my first time to see this tour. Thank you very much for the information. It has enhanced my life and understanding of the time of Yeshua birth.

[@ronaldmiller2740]

SHALOM ZAHI,, GREAT VIDEO.. SAD TO SAY WE HAVE NOT BEEN THERE ,, DANNY SPOKE WELL ABOUT THE LAMBS AND THE FIRE LITE INSIDE AND THE SMOKE WENT OUTSIDE .. THANKS FOR YOUR SHARES ALWAYS!!!!!!!!!!!! AT THIS TIME WE DONT HAVE A CAR,,WE TAKE THE LIGHT TRAINS OR WALK OR THE TRAIN TO TEL AVIV ,, TO FRIENDS HOME $$$$$,, HA! BEACHES ..TODAH!!!!

[@tomklock568]

That's great! I don't I think I've seen this before. Wonderful and thanks for sharing it!

[@antonymary8510]

Amen.

[@eliz999]

Thank You, Zahi. The Paintings on the walls were Just Beautiful. So Informative as usual. May the Lord Bless You.

[@Zara-fd2ec]

Zahi, very beautiful there& I love it here. I love caves and the Chapel was beautiful too!🌟🙏🌺Danny gave a lot of information, and I thank you for this Amazing Tour brother. Blessings✝️🙏🌟🌺✝️

[@carljoseph6185]

Thank you for showing us the place of the Nativity of our Lord Jesus Christ. I’m also thankful for sharing Danny’s information about the life of the sheperds and historical facts about the place. I also like the paintings in the church especially how you point to the reaction of the dog. May God bless you. 🙏

[@gulistabegum1937]

PRACTICALLY I COME TO KNOW THIS TOUR IS LIKE I AM ALSO TOURING THIS PLACES....SO SPIRITUAL EXPERIENCES... GOD BLESS YOU ZAHI... LOVE AND BLESSINGS FROM FIJI ISLANDS...

[@donnapollock]

What an amazing place this is. Thank you Zahi for all you do for all of us. You have taken us to some of the most Beautiful Places on this earth and The Most Holy Places. God Bless you so much....

[@danasandlin2435]

Beautiful murals inside the church...you do a great job in your videos of showing how multicultural the Holy Land is...dts/usa

[@aldenfernandes8141]

Thank you so much

[@yaqoob.masiheshergil6372]

Amen zahi God bless you and your family

[@victoriamackinzy3881]

Amen God bless you and your family

[@mamelbacainglet6764]

So peaceful place . thank you for the video..

[@barbaraglover4451]

Shalom my bro Zahi

[@rubia484]

So beautiful video thank you for sharing 🙏🏻🍁🙏🏻🍁

[@railarosenberg6309]

Zahi, thanks for The Shepherds field. From outside the church reminds of a resting sheep. Inside it has the most delightful paintings of the angel who brings the message to animals and humans. (Look at the dog!) At least one day is needed to enjoy it all, caves, wine- and oil presses.

[@ajithas769]

Amen Amen Amen 🙏🙏❤❤

[@jancy1549]

🌲🌳🌲So blessed views 🐏🐑🐐🐑🐏thank you so much brother ⭐

[@ranniebase1634]

Praise the lord amen🙏🙏🙏

[@danasandlin2435]

Danny does a great job of showing the production of oil and wine for the Israeli area (probably the two most important crops: grapes and olives--along with maybe figs/pomegranates...and a barley meal/lentils of some kind (for unleavened bread)...they would not have been eating yeast bread...Israel would have been close to the Silk Road and if not a center of commerce, Jerusalem would have had a high level of commerce for the area coming off the Silk Road (Morrocco to India)...this would have generated a lot of wealth and is why the Romans would even have been interested in Israel in the first place (it wasn't a particularly strategic military complex)...dts/usa

[@Judyri]

Thank you for sharing another wonderful video

[@abrahamjangindra3748]

Amen+

[@manueldanny2527]

🕊️💞🎄

[@edlinedelsia3029]

Thanks for sharing

[@edlinedelsia3029]

There is more renovation now

[@bunnymomjulie6719]

So interesting. I love the shepherd and angel paintings in the little church! And the dog! Xoxo The caves are so beautiful too!

[@janetalmonte8279]

Such beautiful place and very peaceful🙏

[@vickylall3462]

PRAISE THE LORD AMEN ✝️🌹♥️🙏

[@pradipmondal4278]

হে সীতা আমার শরিলটা ভালোণা আমাকে রকখাকরো আমার পেছোণে শতরু আমাকে শাসকদের করো আমেণ

[@vickylall3462]

Jesus Christ is the living God and the Founder of life. Amen ✝️✡🙏

[@Olivia.784]

Amen 🌾🫒🤍💙🇮🇱🙏🏻🙌

[@tizianacuscito]

🔥 Amen 🔥

[@nurulmenik8895]

Syallom my brother zahi God bless you all tks 👍👍👍👍

[@rubia484]

Hello 🍁❤️💙🧡🇦🇺

[@danasandlin2435]

Shepherds are an important part of the story of Christ: they are workers, which gives us a foreshadowing of the type of life that Jesus will be living (he will not be living in a palace, like Moses); Shepherds are also found throughout Jesus parables and sermons; Jesus uses the lives of Shepherds to tell us how we should live our lives; Shepherds keep watch over their flocks, they do not leave even the smallest sheep behind, they go out to find the lost sheep and bring them home--every sheep is important...they live a nomadic life, they count on God and the elements to care for them, they travel lite and unburdened by material goods...they way that they care for their flocks will influence their ability to sheer wool and sell it and create a living for themselves through the year...the good from their sheep (wool) is vital to survival in the winter/cold months...wool is vital for blankets, coats, sweaters, socks, pants and all manner of goods used for warmth...dts/usa

[@vickylall3462]

GOD BLESS YOU ISRAEL✝️✡ 🇮🇱 🙏

[@danasandlin2435]

People who have traveled in the US, but not in Israel, will understand cave dwelling countries from the Southwest of our country: New Mexico; Mesa Verde in Colorado, Arizona (and the Grand Canyon)--there were cave dwellers in all of these places: it was a way of life...even today in Jerusalem, we are seeing centuries of buildings built on top of the original caves--I still believe that the closest present day structures that exist that are similar to the original Jerusalem would be Petra (Jordan) and Goreme (Turkey) (along with the Pyramid structures in Egypt, of course)...that would give us a closer understanding (perhaps you will video those places for us someday, Zahi?--they are also already online)...dts/usa

[@SaintCharbelMiracleworker]

Christ was born on Hanukah but it was changed in the calendar from Kislev 25 to December 25. How do we know this? We know because the Awassi sheep give birth in the last two weeks of December... the shepherds were out at night to make certain that the ewes did not have problems giving birth. Awassi sheep are the ONLY sheep breed native to Palestine

[@stephanasaslambhatti2602]

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[@concyharidas3100]

Can u tell me who oi Danny please. Waited for you reply às early as possible. Thanks.

[@zahishaked]

Danny is a great Palestinian tour guide

[@survivinginthedarkforestra5784]

Jeremy Villanueva montejo 🌷🌷🌷🌷🥀🥀🥀💗💗🥪🥪🍔🍔🌼🏰✈️

[@danasandlin2435]

Another reason the cave complex is important for understanding: Jesus was raised as a carpenter and his father Joseph was a carpenter--in present day language (and this is what the New Testament translation is: carpenter), but in the meaning of that time, it really meant (to us in the present day), stone mason...Jesus was a carver of stone, he literally carved caves...it would have been hard, back breaking work, carving stones by day without the benefit of dynamite (most likely, mostly for Roman roads) and studying the Talmud at night (most likely in a yeshiva), with one day off a week for temple...being a shepherd (a real one) would have been a vacation, compared to his life...a grueling, non-relenting, backbreaking life...if a 40 day romp through the desert seems like he lost his mind a bit--he probably did--his life would have led to that...dts/usa

[@littlebear817]

Does anyone knows when did you Jesus born? surely it is not Dec 25th right?

[@zahishaked]

And?

[@danasandlin2435]

That is what I have received from your videos that I did not get anywhere else...this was largely a cave dwelling society--the New Testament does not give that feeling at all--it uses the descriptions of the places, an inn, a church (temple), a home, a pool, a room, etc--but nowhere in the New Testament does it say 'Mary owned a home that was part cave at the back of it' (see the House at Loretto)...or the manger where Jesus was born was placed in a cave...or while Jesus was wandering in the desert and being tempted by the devil, he was living out of caves...ir the Pool of Siloam was a pool at the base of a large cave that provided the water source for the entire city of Jerusalem...it just does not say that--and if you have never seen Israel, you don't get that part of Jesus story...your videos have given that mental picture to me...thank you for completing the picture...dts/usa

[@coreysmith8489]

You do not need to go to where Jesus was two thousand years ago to find him. Where two or three are gathered in his name, he is there, If you are blessed enough to have thousands of dollars available and want to have a better relationship with God, Do something to make your community a better place. When you meet Jesus face to face, he will not ask you where you went sight seeing. He will ask you what you did for the least of his people. Matthew 25:31-46

[@zahishaked]

As you now, you don't need to buy t-shirts and still you are doing it.

[@zahishaked]

And still you are watching the videos. Are you lying to yourself?

[@ΒασίληςΔαραμουσκας-θ2ξ]

Very simple Βυζάντιο was Greek empire and ordodox Christian.. Who is possible in 2000 do not say the truth.... holy land is full of Byzantine places.. ...

[@EvilXtianity]

Jesus is a fictional character.

[@zahishaked]

Do you proof for that?

[@EvilXtianity]

@@zahishaked Requiring proof of a negative is a fundamental fallacy of logic. Nonetheless, the evidence that Jesus never existed is that there is no evidence that he existed. Absence of evidence is evidence of absence. According to the Bible, a star appeared in the sky leading to the birthplace of the prophesied messiah; Jesus was recognized at birth as the prophesied messiah; A "multitude" of angels came down from heaven and told "everyone" that god was born and "everyone heard it"; Distinguished foreigners (maji) traveled to bear the infant god gifts, guided by a star; King Herod killed all the male infants in the region in order to eliminate the baby god; Jesus traveled the region for thirty years; his fame “went throughout all Syria” and he and his entourage were followed by “great multitudes”; Jesus performed 36 miracles, including calming a storm, walking on water and through walls, and raising three people from the dead; Whichever city Jesus went to, everyone who touched his clothes were healed, including the blind and the paralyzed; He was tried by the Sanhedrin High Court, the High Priest, Roman governor Pontius Pilate, and King Herod Antipas; Jesus had a very public execution from which he later became undead and his corpse disappeared from a secured tomb; After Jesus became undead, he made 12 appearances to more than 500 persons; After his resurrection, all of the graves opened and the corpses and skeletons rose out and walked into town and "appeared to many". Yet, there was no contemporaneous memorialization and/or corroboration of any of that, in any way. In the entire first century Jesus is not mentioned by a single historian, religion scholar, politician, philosopher, or poet. His name never occurs in a single inscription, carving, sculpture or monument, and it is never found in a single piece of private correspondence or official record. Paul is the only Bible author who claimed to have met Jesus and described him only as a bright light who appeared to him in a vision. None of the Gospel writers were witnesses to Jesus. Jesus himself left no archaeological evidence of any kind, such as artifacts, tombs, dwellings, works of carpentry, or self-written manuscripts. Wouldn't you think if a baby was recognized as God at birth, and met dignitaries, and this God was walking around town for thirty years, performing 36 miracles and raising the dead, and was publicly executed and then his body disappeared from a secure tomb, and then the graves opened and the corpses rose out and walked into town, and the sun went dark for three hours, that someone at the time would have noticed and memorialized it in some way?

[@EvilXtianity]

@@zahishaked Provide evidence that Jesus existed.

[@dianeallen6330]

Amen.