The Church of the Primacy of Peter is a small chapel on the shore of the Sea of Galilee in Tagbha, Israel. The church incorporates part of a 4th century church, and it marks the location of the third post-Resurrection appearance of Jesus. (See John 21.)
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| Jesus said, "Feed my sheep." |
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| The Sea of Galilee viewed from the church |
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| Mensa Christi: the Table of Christ... It is on this rock that Jesus served his disciples a breakfast of fish. |
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| Feed my lambs... Take care of my sheep... Feed my lambs... |
again a holy place... and a great sculpture, well captured.
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Beautiful shots, I can almost feel serene looking at them.
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ReplyDeleteSuch amazing photos, it like others, it looks serene.
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Very stirring images of this beautiful holy place.
ReplyDeleteThere are so many wondrous spiritual sights to see in the Holy Land--thnak you for showing them to us, Sue! Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteA very graceful statue.
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Wish you a very good New Year 2017!
ReplyDeleteI love the view over Galilee!
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Wow - what a great place to visit! Thank you for sharing - Charles
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ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely place !!
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What a nice place that statue is brilliant :-)
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Fantastic photos of something I would never get the chance to see. Beautiful architecture and sculpture.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, great captured.
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Thank you for posting these wonderful photos. Beautiful.
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Betsy
great place to visit. all the best in 2017.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you've been doing some very interesting traveling!
ReplyDeleteI adore the statue. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGreat choice for a silhouette photo of the statue. It is really powerful.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful place!
ReplyDeleteWhat a glorious silhouette!
ReplyDeleteIsrael is hot on my list. Hopefully be able of visit this year.. Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteWow, what great pics of a very peaceful place. Thanks for sharing. Happy New Year to you.
ReplyDeleteThe sea of Galilee is so calm and peaceful.
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wishing you a great happy and healthy year 2017 !!!
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Wow, Wonderful statue, thank you for sharing ;-)))
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Traudi
O, this is a red bicycle taillight ;-)))
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ReplyDeleteLooks like you'd some spiritual moments steeped in faith. Posting after a month's gap, while wishing you and your loved ones a healthy and peaceful 2017!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful statue - lovely shots - thanks for hosting!
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Hello Sue,
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I wish you a peaceful, haelthy and "Happy New Year",
Greetings from Germany
moni
Inspiring images. It is almost too much to imagine that we still have the opportunity to walk the same ground as the Son of God. But some day we will see Him face to face. Have a blessed week.
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ReplyDeleteI would love to see this!
ReplyDeletePretty pictures. Happy New Year :)
ReplyDeleteThat biblical artwork looks inspiring. What a great place to go.
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ReplyDeleteExcellent collection of photos - looking forward to seeing more of your travels soon!
ReplyDeleteThat statue is wonderful. I love how you photographed it as a silhouette!
ReplyDeleteAmazing sculpture
ReplyDeleteSue, How cool to gaze upon the sea of Galilee! The waters that Christ calmed during a storm with His disciples. I love the statue depicting Jesus' command for His followers to feed (spiritually) His people. Of course, Christ feed the multitude spiritually and physically. Can you imagine what it was like in those days? It always mesmerizes me to think about others being able to walk where Jesus walked and to see the places mentioned in the Bible. Thanks for sharing your journey through pictures with everyone in Blogosphere! Have a happy and blessed 2017!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos here Sue, the sculpture is amazing! - Tasha
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the Mensa Christi: the Table of Christ... It is on this rock that Jesus served his disciples a breakfast of fish.... the most. I would love to just touch it and feel the history running through me. Ahhhh it that rock could talk. Such stories it could tell I'm sure. Thank you for sharing your wonderful photos. I miss you stopping by.
ReplyDeleteNice photos. I love the last one! Beautiful one.
ReplyDeleteGreat statue and fantastic photos indeed. I love the first and the last one..
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures. I especially like the statue in shadow.
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Traci
Such beautiful, meaningful photos!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful travel; and amazing views! Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteI love visiting old churches - these photos are fine examples
ReplyDeleteWhat a striking photo of the sculpture of Peter and Jesus. What a meaningful trip you took!
ReplyDeleteSuch a wonderful series Sue and I like many am grateful for your sharing. Happy New Year! Denyse.
ReplyDeleteWOW! Such incredible sights! Do they charge admission to all these important Christian spots that you've been featuring over the past several weeks?
ReplyDeleteNo, Becky, there was no admission charge. Some of the places had long lines, but all were worth the wait. It was a very meaningful trip from start to finish.
DeleteThanks for sharing photos from the chapel on the shore of the Sea of Galilee in Tagbha, Israel. I for one have not been there and I'm sure a lot of others haven't either.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a serene and special place. Lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots. I love the statuue. Thanks for linking up this week. #TPThursday
ReplyDeleteA beautiful photograph of a beautiful place! Thanks for linking up with #wkendtravelinspiration!
ReplyDeleteYour photographs are beautiful. Hoping your injuries heal quickly!
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