Israel, the Gospel trail in the Galilee

The Gospel Trail is a 62-kilometer path from Nazareth to Capernaum, retracing the steps of Jesus through historical Galilee. It offers a spiritual and physical journey through significant biblical sites, including Mount Precipice, Betkeshit Forest, and the Horns of Hattin. The trail is divided into four stages, each with unique landscapes and historical landmarks, culminating at Capernaum, known as Jesus' own city.

What regions are mentioned in relation to the sea in the text?

What is the significance of the land of Zebulon and Naftali according to the text?

Describe the starting point of the Gospel Trail.

What historical figures and groups are mentioned as having traveled the trail?

What natural features can be seen from Mount Precipice?

What is the alternative route mentioned in the text, and where does it lead?

What is the significance of Mount Tabor in the context of the Gospel Trail?

What archaeological discovery was made in Migdal in 2009?

How does the trail connect to the life and ministry of Jesus?

What can visitors expect to find at the Capernaum National Park?