Hiking the Jesus Trail is a once in a lifetime experience for every Christian. The Jesus Trail passes through Nazareth, Cana, the Mount of Beatitudes, the Sea of Galilee & Capernaum. You can be baptized in the Jordan River, climb Mount Tabor & ascend Mount Precipice. The journey ends in Jerusalem. You will visit the Church of the Visitation, the Room of the Last Supper, Gethsemane, the Tomb of Mary, the Via Dolorosa & the Holy Sepulchre. Bethlehem is only ten kilometres from the trail. Pilgrims frequently describe their hike in the Holy Land as a life-altering experience. Some find it difficult to express the bliss they feel during this spiritual journey. After their hike of the trail, a group of pilgrims from Italy wrote: ” When we completed the hike of the Camino de Santiago de Compostela (Way of St. James) we were excited. But it was nothing compared to what we felt when we ended our hike of the Land of Jesus at the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem. We were elated, crying with joy & blessing the Lord for our journey”. ” The Jesus Trail” guide contains all the information you need to walk the Trail connecting New Testament sites in the Galilee & Jerusalem. This guide

Includes:: the only topographical maps of the region 1:45, 000 in English. It provides: maps of Jerusalem 1:15, 000; road maps 1:250, 000; hike description with elevation charts of 14 days in the Galilee Holy Basin & Jerusalem; historical information about dozens of relevant Biblical sites; practical information about travel, accommodations, gear, short dictionary, & more; &, link to a website with free GPS tracks covered in the guide & updated trail conditions.

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In Jet Age, journalist Sam Howe Verhovek explores the advent of the first generation of jet airliners & the people who designed, built, & flew them. The path to jet travel was triumphal & amazingly rapid-less than fifty years after the Wright Brothers` first flight at Kitty Hawk, Great Britain led the world with the first commercial jet plane service. Yet the pioneering British Comet was cursed with a tragic, mysterious flaw, & an upstart Seattle company put a new competitor in the sky: the Boeing 707 Jet Stratoliner. Jet Age vividly re-creates the race between two nations, two global airlines, & two rival teams of brilliant engineers for bragging rights to the first jet service across the Atlantic Ocean in 1958. Verhovek`s Jet Age offers a gorgeous rendering of an exciting age & fascinating technology that permanently changed our conception of distance & time. ...

Object Lessons is a series of short, beautifully designed books about the hidden lives of ordinary things. Jet lag is a momentary condition resulting from the human body & its inner clock being pitched against the time-leaping effects of modern aviation. But more than that, it is a situation that explains time, technology, & the human body. Jet lag epitomizes the accelerated world we live in. It makes the speed & discomfort of globalization tangible on a personal level. Tracing physiological, temporal, technological, & cultural meanings, Christopher J. Lee`s Jet Lag ponders our intrinsic human limits in the face of modern innovation, revealing the latent costs of global cosmopolitanism today. Object Lessons is published in partnership with an essay series in The Atlantic. ...

” In the Middle East, cooking is a truly intuitive art form.. . There is a saying that if you run with your senses, especially your sense of smell, that you will find inspiration. It is never about exact measurements, & always about instinct.” The Jewelled Kitchen takes you on an unforgettable adventure of Middle Eastern & North African cuisines. We are all familiar with a few mezze favourites
- hummus, falafel, tabbouleh & stuffed vine leaves
- but Bethany offers up a whole host of other treasures. From Tuna Tartare with Chermoula & Sumac-Scented Chicken Parcels, to Cardamom-Scented Profiteroles & Ma`amoul Shortbread Cookies, here are mouth-watering dishes for you to try. Bethany`s recipes stem from her childhood, as she mixes traditional country fare with cosmopolitan feasts, & adds contemporary twists. In this book she unveils a culinary heritage that is as rich as it is diverse.

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2006 marked the 350th Anniversary of the Resettlement of the Jewish community in Engl&. In 1656 Jews returned to England after an absence of nearly 400 years, since the medieval expulsion under Edward I in 1290. Jews from Amsterdam came back in the wake of Rabbi Menasseh Ben Israel's petition to Oliver Cromwell, during the brief period when England was a republic. The Jewish community has enjoyed a history of continuous settlement in England since 1656, a record unmatched anywhere else in Europe. Today, Anglo-Jewry, a small community that has never numbered more than about 450, 000 people, is the oldest non-Christian minority in Britain. For the first time, Jewish Heritage in England celebrates in full colour the undiscovered heritage of Anglo-Jewry. It is the first comprehensive guide to historic synagogues & sites in this country dating from before the Second World War, based on an authoritative survey carried out with the support of English Heritage & the Heritage Lottery Fund. The guide is easy to use, covering more than 300 sites, organised on a region-by-region basis. Each section highlights major Jewish landmarks, ranging from Britain's oldest synagogue, Bevis Marks Synagogue in the City of London, through the Georgian gems of the West Country to the splendid High Victorian cathedral synagogues of Birmingham, Brighton & Liverpool. Heritage trails around former Jewish quarters of the major cities are included. Relics of Anglo-Jewry's medieval past are explored in York, Lincoln & Norwich, & venerable burial grounds with Hebrew inscriptions are found in the unlikeliest of places. Curious oddities are not to be missed, including a 19th-century private penthouse synagogue in Brighton & an Egyptian-style Mikveh [ritual bath] in Canterbury. This guide will undoubtedly appeal both to the specialist & the tourist alike. ...

This book provides an introduction to those sites that are convenient to Jerusalem as a travel base. Hours & fees are given from the cable car up to Massada to a goat farm in Itamar, from an art museum in Maaleh Adumim to the remnants of ancient Beit Shemsh. The book describes several industrial factories that are not open to the public. These are included to give the reader a better appreciation of life in the area & an understanding of the history of many products seen on supermarket shelves. Since ancient times, Israel has been famous for its wine, & today there are more than two hundred wineries in the country. This volume contains the Kosher Wine Guide, providing fascinating details about many of the wineries near Jerusalem, how they started, & what kinds of wine they produce (visits often with tasting). If you enjoyed Jewish Journeys in Jerusalem, you should certainly like this sequel. ...

Jewish London is the only travel guidebook available that focuses on the sights, heritage & culture of London's historic & present Jewish community. Packed with fascinating & practical information, Jewish London features everything for the visitor to London, from walking tours of historic areas such as the old Jewish East End to listings of kosher restaurants & shops, & information on important Jewish Londoners & where they lived, complete with plenty of specially commissioned maps. It is also an extremely useful compendium of information for the Jewish resident in London, listing Jewish cultural & heritage organisations, synagogues, ritual baths & other important Jewish centres, & a calendar of Jewish festivals & events in London. The extremely knowledgeable authors are Jewish historians & tour guides, & their lively, interesting text is illustrated with br&-new full-colour photography of the most important Jewish sights. ...

Jewish London is the only travel guidebook that focuses on the sights, heritage & culture of London`s historic & present Jewish community. Packed with fascinating & practical information, it features everything for the visitor to London, from walking tours of historic areas such as the old Jewish East End to listings of kosher restaurants & shops, & information on important Jewish Londoners & where they lived, complete with plenty of specially commissioned maps. It is also an extremely useful compendium of information for the Jewish resident in London, listing Jewish cultural & heritage organisations, synagogues, ritual baths & other important Jewish centres, & a calendar of Jewish festivals & events in London. The extremely knowledgeable authors are Jewish historians & tour guides, & their lively, interesting text is illustrated with br&-new full-colour photography of the most important Jewish sights. ...

In a French courtroom, the trial of a woman is taking place. Gladys Eysenach is no longer young, but she is still beautiful, elegant, cold. She is accused of shooting dead her much-younger lover. As the witnesses take the stand & the case unfolds, Gladys relives fragments of her past: her childhood, her absent father, her marriage, her turbulent relationship with her daughter, her decline, & then the final irrevocable act. With the depth of insight & pitiless compassion we have come to expect from the author of Suite Francaise, Irene Nemirovsky shows us the soul of a desperate woman obsessed with her lost youth. ...

Set against the sweeping backdrop of the ancient Holy L&, Jezebel is a tale of love, loss & deceit
- & one woman`s struggle to
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