this is a a 4 century an synagogue. how many people wouldd pe have ther beee n here. there might have been people sitting and standing. you could fit around 200 people. a dramatic scene here. this would be place where jesus would teach what is called bread of life discourse. jesus says, in john chapter 6. i am the bread of life, i am the bread of life, he never hunger, and he believes in me shall never thirst. jesus the bread much life, forgive us our sins and satisfies our souls and continues. continues. this is the everyone d see the son and
what it looked like in jesus s time, we can t go underground right now, but we can go to a recreation. nazareth village is essentially an open air living museum built on ancient agricultural land and surrounded on all sides by the modern city. it is an exact replica of first century life in what would become the hometown of jesus. so, chris, this is nazareth, as it may have looked thousands of years ago inside a modern city. it is quite the experience because it really helps you to kind of immerse yourself in what it must have been like for jesus to grow up in this small town. so here to help us out with a little bit more of that is danny. hey. hey, how are you doing? how are you? this is a big project, the great educational tool to present to you what first century nazareth may have looked like. that s like an olive press. here you have a potter demonstrating how first century pottery was made. and here is the carpentry was the very basic devices
bethlehem. it is now a big city, here as wwith us.e begin the journeyo understand the life of g understand the life of g jesus, that god is with us, r place than start in bethlehem, so many prophecies told that jesus, was born here. in this area, here we will get a heavenly birth announcement, a declaration r toe join some shepards nearby.bl as we go oicaln the journey, we re joined by experts on the way who know this land.be includintter kg biblical archaeologist, danny h herman, danny the digger. the slope behind us, this is where the shepherds would
the words that i speak on to you, they are spirit they are mine. the words are not flesh, they are spirit and life. he was not talking necessarily about something physical, but something i eternal and spiritual to believe in him as the bread of life.