Nate Waller and a team of volunteers head into the mountains of Judea to build a fence on a cattle farm—but discover something far more significant along the way. Could this be the biblical Valley of Eshcol, where the twelve spies explored the Promised Land and carried back its famous cluster of grapes?
Today Nate Waller and team are heading into the mountains of Judea to do something pretty simple: build a fence on a cattle farm.
But there’s more to this place than first meets the eye. We found the biblical valley where the 12 spies explored Israel!
This is the Valley of Eshcol, the same area where the twelve spies in the Bible came to scout out the Promised Land thousands of years ago.
And today, we’re coming back to that same valley to help build it up.
We’ve got a team of volunteers, a whole lot of fence posts, and apparently absolutely no luck with our vehicles because, well, you’ll see for yourself in a minute…
This, is gonna be a fun day.
Just north of Jerusalem, in the hills of Judea and Samaria, lies one of the most important ancient biblical sites in Israel: Bethel, known today as Beit El.
