It is always a great privilege to meet great people on our Journey with Israel. One of dear friends that I'd like to introduce you to is Aaron Lipkin. He and his father are truly extraordinary people and Aaron has taken some very amazing videos that would make a wonderful addition to your library.
​On a scenic mountaintop in the heartland of Israel, in the Biblical territory of the Tribe of Benjamin, lies a mysterious site with evidence of centuries of pilgrimage, habitation and deep reverence. A thousand year old oak tree stands beside the ruins of an ancient church and mosque, with Jewish burial caves from the Second Temple period. Explore a subterranean olive press and winery dating from 2,500 years ago. On the crest of this hill, see for yourself remains of an ancient platform, the exact size of the Tabernacle of Moses and Joshua. So, why are they all here? Why, throughout the ages, have people come exactly here? What is the significance of this mountain? Join Israeli host, Aaron Lipkin, along with his guest, Joshua Waller, for a personal tour exploring and explaining the Biblical history of the ancient site of Beth-El. Most tours visiting Israel never come to Beth El at all. We invite you to touch the history of the Holy Land with us, as you feel the Scriptures come alive! The Gat of Heaven is an experience you will never forget!
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Every ancient civilization has its remarkable landmarks. Egypt has the pyramids, Free has the Acropolis, and Rome has the Colosseum! But what about the ancient Hebrews? When it came to observing the Feasts and worshipping the God of Israel, we all know about the Jerusalem Temples, and Shiloh, but what about those years before the Temples? What evidence exists from the early days of Joshua ad the Conquest? Join Aaron Lipkin and his guest, Zac Waller, as they uncover the secrets of six footprint formations - all dated from the early Israelite period and all found in central Israel. What were they used for? Why are they all located in the Jordan Valley and eastern foothills of Samaria? Why did the ancient Hebrews go to so much trouble to build these round monuments in the shape of a footprint? Using a drone, you will see amazing video of the Footsteps of God and watch as Aaron and Zac move a few steps closer to understanding the actual Gilgal sites from ancient Israel. 
Join your Israeli host, Aaron Lipkin, and his friend Zac Waller, as they tour the ancient city of Shiloh and search for the site where the Ark of the Covenant and the Tabernacle stood for nearly 400 years. Learn about the 15th day of the Hebrew month of Av, one of the happiest days in the Hebrew calendar, when the Israelite girls would wear white clothing and dance in the vineyards at Shiloh. "The Feast of the LORD" is a mysterious holy day that was not commanded by God, was celebrated by the ancient Israelites here in Shiloh. A holiday celebrating love and unity. In this volume, we will hear about the origins of this special holiday; it's connection to the grape harvest; the story Hannah and the Tabernacle; of the prophet Samuel, and the importance of Shiloh with regards to the coming of the Messiah.