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Tel Megiddo

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A three week trip through the Middle East!

Tel Megiddo

The Armageddon site? If so, why am I smiling?

The next day, we took a bus from Tiberius to a bus stop near the site known as Tel Megiddo.  Tel Megiddo, or Megiddo hill, is another important site in the bible, and is referenced many times.  When we arrived at the site, we were blown away by the size of the ruins on the site.  During the time of King Soloman, Megiddo was a very happening town with an impressive water system.  While none of the buildings are left standing, using your imagination and the layout of the ruins, it was not hard for us to understand the magnitude of what the city once was.  We even took a walk through the tunnel used to collect water when the city was in it's prime.

Tel Megiddo is probably best known today for the references to it in Revelation, the final chapter of the bible.  It is on this site, at some point in the future, where the final battle between good and evil will take place.  This is the site of Armageddon.

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The Armageddon site?  If so, why a…
The Armageddon site? If so, why
City gate
City gate
Ruins of a city from King Solomon…
Ruins of a city from King Solomo
Ruins of a city from King Solomon…
Ruins of a city from King Solomo
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Great views
Great views
Great views
Ruins of a city from King Solomon…
Ruins of a city from King Solomo
The water system
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Ruins of a city from King Solomon…
Ruins of a city from King Solomo
Ruins of a city from King Solomon…
Ruins of a city from King Solomo
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