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We are HolyLand Views, based in Tel-Aviv, Israel. Our mission is to strengthen the symbolical and cultural bond between the Holy Land, the Jewish people, and evangelists around the world. Our focus is on the intersection where landscape meets faith. As in the Old Testament, man is indeed “the tree of the field” (Deut. 20:19) - a person must have spiritual, as well physical roots, both of which we aim to nurture. HolyLand Views believes in the strong link between the history of the land of Israel, Jewish tradition, and evangelists worldwide. In our years of activity, we’ve met evangeli... Read more Capernaum
Paint sizes: Width: with frame: 73 cm/28.7" inner size: 65 cm/25.6" Height: with frame: 52 cm/20.5" inner size: 65 cm/17.3" About: The Capernaum was an ancient fishing village at the northern shore on the Sea of Galilee, where Saint Peter is said to have lived, as well as apostles Answer, James and John.
Megiddo Valley
Paint sizes: Width: with frame: 73 cm/28.7" inner size: 65 cm/25.6" Height: with frame: 52 cm/20.5" inner size: 65 cm/17.3" About: Revelation 16:14-16: “’Assemble them for battle on the great day of God the Almighty … And they assembled them at the place that in Hebrew is called Armageddon.”
Mount of Olives
Paint sizes: Width: with frame: 73 cm/28.7" inner size: 65 cm/25.6" Height: with frame: 52 cm/20.5" inner size: 65 cm/17.3" About: The Mount of Olives is frequently mentioned in the New Testament as part of the route from Jerusalem to Bethany.
Yardenit
Paint sizes: Width: with frame: 73 cm/28.7" inner size: 65 cm/25.6" Height: with frame: 52 cm/20.5" inner size: 65 cm/17.3" About: The Yardenit Baptismal site lies on the banks of the Jordan river. This is the site where, according to tradition, Jesus was first baptized by John.
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Megiddo Valley Add to Cart
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Revelation 16:14-16: “’Assemble them for battle on the great day of God the Almighty … And they assembled them at the place that in Hebrew is called Armageddon.” Megiddo is full of archaeological and biblical importance and legacy. Strategically perched above the most important land route in the ancient Near East, the city dominated international traffic for over 6,000 years, from around 7,000 B.C.E. to biblical times. It is a place of rich history, impressed by whole civilizations that came and went. However, the place is more familiar under its Greek name, Armageddon. It is mentioned in the book of Revelations as the future battlefield of end times, where the armies of God will battle against the army of Satan and triumph. This unique limited-edition painting shows this significant, yet quiet, green plain, with Mt. Carmel, Mt. Gilboa and others in the background.100/100
Mount of Olives Add to Cart
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The Mount of Olives is frequently mentioned in the New Testament as part of the route from Jerusalem to Bethany. This was the place where Jesus stood as he wept over Jerusalem. He is said to have spent time on the mount, teaching and prophesying to his disciples, returning there after each day to rest. At the foot of the mount lies the Garden of Gethsemane, where Jesus sang, prayed and stayed with his disciples the night before his crucifixion. After his resurrection, Jesus ascended from the top of this mount in to heaven. This unique, limited-edition painting shows this famed mountain, which was so central in the life of Jesus and his followers.100/100
Capernaum Add to Cart
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The Capernaum was an ancient fishing village at the northern shore on the Sea of Galilee, where Saint Peter is said to have lived, as well as apostles Answer, James and John. Jesus is said to have made Capernaum his home during the years of his ministry, where he performed many miracles of healing the sick, the paralytic, and the possessed. This unique, limited-edition painting shows the town on the shore of the peaceful Sea of Galilee - a town small in stature, but high in historical and spiritual importance.100/100
Galilee Tower Add to Cart
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The modern town of Migdal is the traditional site of Magdala. An ancient and well-known town, Migdal was a burgeoning port at the Sea of Galilee, where merchants traded as far as Europe. It is explicitly mentioned in the New Testament. When Jesus first came to Migdal, he removed a demonic life from one of its residents, a woman named Mary Magdalene, who went to become Jesus's most celebrated and most important woman disciple. She followed Jesus wherever he went, was present at Jesus’s crucifixion, and the first recorded witness of his resurrection. This unique limited-edition painting depicts the town with its unique tower at the coast of the tranquil Sea of Galilee.100/100
Gethsemane Add to Cart
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Luke 22:44: “And being in agony he was prying very fervently, and his sweat became like drops of blood, falling down upon the ground.” The garden of Gethsemane, near the foot of the Mount of Olives, is named in the New Testament as the place where Jesus and his disciples went to pray the night before he was crucified. The garden lies close to the natural route from the Temple to the summit of the Mount of Olives and the ridge leading to Bethany. It was here that Jesus prayed in agony, pleading with God “My Father, if it is possible, let this cup pass me by. Nevertheless, let it be as you, not I, would have it.” It was here that he visited by angel to console him in his agony, so great that “his sweat was as it were great drops of blood falling down upon the ground.” This unique limited-edition painting shows the tranquil, peaceful garden where Jesus spent his last night before his crucifixion in prayer and contemplation.100/100
Jerusalem in Snow Add to Cart
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John 10:22-23: “At that time the feast of the Dedication took place at Jerusalem, it was winter, and Jesus was walking in the temple in portico of Solomon.” Jerusalem’s Old City is, by far, one of the most colorful, longed-for, and holy places in the world. Its streets have been trodden by Israelites, Jews, Romans, Christians, Crusaders, Caliphs, and Muslims. It has been toured and rejoiced by pilgrims and men of science alike. Residing at the Western edge of the Judean Desert, Jerusalem is hardly known for its winters. However, due to its special location atop ancient hills, some winters become so cold as to snow a white blanket over the city. With its normal hustle and bustle muted by the snow, the city’s spiritual power resonates ever more loudly. This unique, limited-edition painting allows you to enjoy a uncommon, though perhaps more powerful, view of Jerusalem.100/100
Dead Sea-David stream Add to Cart
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The Dead Sea is a salt lake at the edge of the Jordan river. It is ten times as salt as the ocean – so salty, in fact, that nothing lives or grows in it. It is the lowest place on earth – geographically, that is, since the Dead Sea is rich in historical and spiritual significance. It is said to had been a lush and blossoming place, just like the Garden of Eden, until God punished the nearby cities of Sodom and Gomorra for their sins. After that destruction, the place became barren and desolate, a testament to God’s power. Later, people have later dwelt in the surrounding caves, as recorded extensively at the time of King David, who is said to have hidden from Saul at nearby Ein Gedi. This unique, limited-edition painting depicts this remarkable lake, the Dead Sea, which Scripture foretells will come to life again when Jesus returns to rule the earth.100/100
Garden tomb Jerusalem Add to Cart
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The Garden Tomb is believed by many to be the garden and sepulchre of Joseph of Arimathea, and therefore a possible site of the resurrection of Jesus. Holyland views Garden Tomb paintings are a unique collection in a limited adition.100/100
Sea of Galilee Add to Cart
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Few places in the Holy Land are as famed and celebrated as the Sea of Galilee. Ancient Jewish historian Josephus wrote that it was “wonderful in its characteristics and in its beauty. Thanks to the rich soil there is not a plant that does not flourish there, and the inhabitants grow everything: the air is so temperate that it suits the most diverse species.” Much of the ministry of Jesus took place on its shores. The gospels of Mark (1:14–20), Matthew (4:18–22), and Luke (5:1–11) describe how Jesus recruited four of his apostles from the fishermen working on the Lake. One of Jesus' famous teaching episodes, the Sermon on the Mount, is supposed to have been given on a hill overlooking the lake, and countless of his miracles are told to have occurred here, including his walking on water, calming the storm, the disciples and the boatload of fish, and his feeding of five thousand people. This unique, limited edition painting show the calm, picaresque lake, whose calm waters evoke not just an inner sense of peace, but are also a constant reminder of the work and legacy of Jesus Christ.100/100
Banias Add to Cart
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Matthew 16:15: When Jesus came to the region of Caesarea Philippi, he asked his disciples: ““But what about you? … Who do you say I am?”?” Caesarea Philippi, as mentioned in this passage, was called Paneas in ancient times. It borrows its name from the mountain of Panium, or Hermon as it is called today. Its river is one of the three main streams that flow in to the Jordan River. The Banias carries immense historical and spiritual importance going back to Hellenistic times, when it was a place of worship for Pan, the god of nature and the wild. In biblical times, it was near its cool waters that Peter made its famed confession proclaiming Jesus as the true messiah, and where Jesus publicly accepted his role as Christ and Son of God. This unique, limited-edition painting depicts the rich, calm surroundings where such great moments took place.100/100
Gamla Add to Cart
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Gamla was an ancient Jewish city on the Golan Heights, overlooking the Sea of Galilee. Frequently referred to as the “Masada of the North,” it was site of a Roman siege during the Great Revolt of the 1st century CE. One of the oldest synagogues ever found was located at Gamla, whose remains can still be visited today. The synagogue community was probably active in Jesus' day, and the Messiah may have preached there as he "went throughout Galilee, teaching in their synagogues" (Matthew 4:23). Standing on the cliff overlooking Gamla, one can look down the valley on the left and see Capernaum on the North end of the Sea of Galilee. Gamla is not just a symbol of the heroism of a determined few against a mighty empire. It is also an integral piece of the landscape of the Holy Land. This unique, limited-edition painting depicts ancient Gamla, rich in spiritual and historical significance.100/100
Yardenit Add to Cart
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The Yardenit Baptismal site lies on the banks of the Jordan river. This is the site where, according to tradition, Jesus was first baptized by John. As in Mark 1:10, upon lifting his head back up from the water, he saw the heavens open, and the Holy Spirit came down gently to bless him. This unique, limited-edition painting shows the peaceful spot, the green trees casting their gentle shadows, and the still waters that hold such spiritual treasures. ×
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