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Northwest Gateway, Ruins of Tiberias

Northwest Gateway, Ruins of Tiberias



‎Throughout the Mediterranean Basin, Turkey, the Nile Valley, Mesopotamia, and even up into Roman Europe, hundreds of ruins of interest to Bible scholars have been excavated, and yet many haven’t. Tiberias was founded in A.D. 20 and has been continuously inhabited since then. But even there, ruins remain to be excavated.
‎Isa 58:12, Jer 51:37, Amos 9:11, Jer 51:37, Acts 15:16

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