More to come ...
Israel My Glory
Queen Rebecca
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Fortress Jerusalem - Wall and Gate Find
You can use this information to find and/or identify the walls and gates of Fortress Jerusalem.
Old City Jerusalem
Five Main Sections of Fortress Jerusalem
- Fortress Jerusalem - Christian Section
- Fortress Jerusalem - Muslim Section
- Fortress Jerusalem - Armenian Section
- Fortress Jerusalem - Jewish Section
- Fortress Jerusalem - Temple Mount
- FJ - Jaffa Gate
- FJ - New Gate
- FJ - Damascus Gate
- FJ - Herod's Gate
- FJ - Lions' Gate
- FJ - Golden Gate (closed)
- FJ - Huldah Gates (closed - not on map below)
- FJ - Dung Gate
- FJ - Zion Gate
Fortress Jerusalem Walls (on the vertical)
North Wall: Josephus’ Third Wall
South Wall: left- David Wall; middle – Herod Wall; right – Anubis Wall
East Wall: lower half - Solomon’s Wall; upper half – Josephus’ Third Wall
West Wall: lower half – Josephus’ First Wall; upper half – Josephus’ Third Wall
Monday, February 15, 2010
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Jordan River Expedition
When I find my fortune(s), this is one of many things I will be doing with my $, the Jordan River Expedition ... Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Jordan, and beyond
We will be using thousands of maps and reference books for our Jordan River Expedition to find our way through The Great Rift Valley (part of The Great Rift Valley is The Valley of the Jordan where the Jordan River flows), around the Sinai Peninsula of The Red Sea, to The Great Sea (Mediterranean Sea) via the Suez Canal, and then on to Cyprus and Crete before coming back to Israel. Below are a few of the maps we will be using.
We will be using thousands of maps and reference books for our Jordan River Expedition to find our way through The Great Rift Valley (part of The Great Rift Valley is The Valley of the Jordan where the Jordan River flows), around the Sinai Peninsula of The Red Sea, to The Great Sea (Mediterranean Sea) via the Suez Canal, and then on to Cyprus and Crete before coming back to Israel. Below are a few of the maps we will be using.
The source of the Jordan ... source of the River Jordan ? That's a good question. Maybe it's got multiple sources ...
" The source or headwaters of a river or stream is the place from which the water in the river or stream originates. " ~ click here for wikipedia
Friday, February 12, 2010
Thursday, February 11, 2010
The Salt Sea

On February 10, 2010, in Frostburg, Maryland, I renamed the Dead Sea in Israel to: The Salt Sea. By the power and the glory, it was so done.
The City of Salt, located on the upper west shoreline of The Salt Sea in Israel, has several names.
- The City of Salt
- The Salt City
- Khirbet Qumran, Kh. Qumran, Kh Kumran
- Qumran
The Salt Sea is very much alive and contians a variety of living things, so The Salt Sea is not dead. The Salt Sea has even been called Lake Asphaltitis by some, so you would be able to find these previous names for The Salt Sea; however, it is now and forever, The Salt Sea. Please make note of it. All NEW maps should reflect this body of water as The Salt Sea and use no other name or reference for this body of water. Be it there and now, forever, The Salt Sea. Be it so.
Excerpt from Oxford Bible Atlas, second edition, 1974.
a link to more information on The Salt Sea - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salt_Sea
Rebecca A. DeWitt
Hebrew University - circled in red below
Carta's Holyland Touring Map, includes Sinai, 1975.
reproduced here for educational purposes
all proceeds go to the future Hebrew Univeristy's Geography Department
(In remembrance of King Leon Warzinski)
all proceeds go to the future Hebrew Univeristy's Geography Department
(In remembrance of King Leon Warzinski)
















