Messianic Jewish Bible Study Tour 2027

Duration

9 Days / 8 Nights

Tour Type

Messianic Jewish

Group Size

10 Persons

Israel, Jordan

Messianic Jewish Bible Study Tour 2027

Walking in the Footsteps of Yeshua the Messiah

“For out of Zion shall go forth the law, and the word of the Lord from Jerusalem.” — Isaiah 2:3

A Biblical, Historical & Prophetic Journey through Jordan and Israel. Bible Study & Teaching with Messianic Jewish Teacher Freddy Fernandez

ACCOMMODATION PLAN
Destination	Proposed Hotel	Nights
Amman	Sparr Hotel or Similar	2
Nazareth	Tabar Hotel or Similar	2
Jerusalem	Jerusalem Gold Hotel or Similar	4
TOTAL	9 Days / 8 Nights	8

✅ INCLUSIONS
Meet & Assist at Ben Gurion International Airport 10 Nights accommodation in selected 3★ / 4★ hotels Daily breakfast and dinner throughout the tour Air-conditioned luxury coach for all transfers and sightseeing Licensed English-speaking Biblical guide Entrance fees to all sites mentioned in the itinerary Boat ride on the Sea of Galilee Visit to Jordan River Baptism Site with baptismal certificate Holy Land Pilgrimage Certificate All local taxes and service charges
❌ EXCLUSIONS
International airfare Lunches and personal beverages Tips to guide and driver (Approx. USD 7–10 per person per day) Travel insurance Personal expenses such as laundry, minibar, telephone, and shopping Any item not mentioned under “Tour Package Includes”

Details

This 10 Nights / 11 Days Holy Land Pilgrimage is carefully designed to offer a spiritually enriching, well-balanced, and comfortable journey through Israel’s most sacred Christian sites. The program blends guided visits to major biblical locations with quality accommodations, professional services, and smooth transportation, allowing pilgrims to focus fully on prayer, reflection, and spiritual renewal.

The tour includes daily sightseeing with licensed English-speaking Biblical guides, air-conditioned luxury transportation, and selected 3★ / 4★ hotels on a half-board basis (breakfast and dinner). Throughout the journey, pilgrims will experience powerful moments such as a boat ride on the Sea of Galilee, renewal of baptismal vows at the Jordan River, prayer along the Via Dolorosa, and visits to historic churches, monasteries, and holy cities connected to the life of Jesus.

This pilgrimage is ideal for individuals, families, and church groups who wish not only to see the Holy Land, but to truly experience it — walking where Jesus lived, taught, suffered, died, and rose again, in an atmosphere of devotion, fellowship, and faith-filled transformation.

Route & Approximate Driving Distance:

Queen Alia Airport → Madaba: 35 km | 40–45 min
Madaba → Mount Nebo: 10 km | 15–20 min
Mount Nebo → Amman: 40 km | 45–50 min

Madaba – Mosaic Map of the Holy Land

⏱	Suggested Visit:	45–60 min
	Biblical Context:	Numbers 21:30; Joshua 13:9
	Significance:	Madaba is renowned for its 6th-century Byzantine mosaic map depicting Jerusalem and other important Biblical locations. It provides an excellent geographical introduction to the lands of the Bible.

⛰ Mount Nebo

⏱	Suggested Visit:	60–75 min
	Biblical Context:	Deuteronomy 34:1–4
	Significance:	Traditionally associated with the mountain from which Moses viewed the Promised Land before his death. From here the group can reflect on God's covenant, Moses' leadership and the fulfillment of God's promises.

	Meals:	Lunch \| Dinner
	Overnight:	Amman

Route:

Amman → Petra: Approx. 235 km | 3–3½ hrs each way
Petra Exploration: Approx. 5–6 hrs

🏛 Petra

	Biblical Context:	Genesis 36:8–9; Obadiah 1:3–4
	Significance:	Walk through the dramatic Siq into one of the world's most extraordinary archaeological cities. Petra was the capital of the Nabataeans and lies within the wider Biblical region historically associated with Edom and the descendants of Esau.
	Main sights may include:	The Siq • Treasury • Street of Facades • Royal Tombs • Ancient Nabataean remains
	Bible Study Theme:	“Edom, Esau & God's Sovereignty Over the Nations”

	Meals:	Breakfast \| Lunch \| Dinner
	Overnight:	Amman

Route:

Amman → Allenby/King Hussein Bridge: Approx. 55 km | 1 hr
Border Formalities: Allow approx. 2–3+ hrs
Jericho → Nazareth: Approx. 150 km | 2–2½ hrs, excluding stops

Jericho

⏱	Suggested Visit:	45–60 min
	Biblical Context:	Joshua 6:1–20; Luke 19:1–10
	Significance:	One of the world's oldest continuously inhabited cities. Jericho recalls Israel's miraculous entrance into the Promised Land and, in the New Testament, Yeshua's encounter with Zacchaeus.

🏔 Mount Tabor

⏱	Suggested Visit:	60–75 min
	Biblical Context:	Judges 4:6–16; Matthew 17:1–8
	Significance:	Prominent in the story of Deborah and Barak and traditionally associated with the Transfiguration of Yeshua.

Nazareth & Church of the Annunciation

⏱	Suggested Visit:	60–90 min
	Biblical Context:	Luke 1:26–38; Matthew 2:23
	Significance:	Nazareth was the childhood home of Yeshua. The Church of the Annunciation commemorates Gabriel's announcement to Mary concerning the birth of the Messiah.

	Meals:	Breakfast \| Lunch \| Dinner
	Overnight:	Nazareth

Touring Area:

Nazareth → Sea of Galilee: Approx. 40–50 km | 45–60 min
Local touring around the Sea of Galilee throughout the day.

Mount of Beatitudes

	Biblical Context:	Matthew 5–7
	Significance:	Traditional setting of the Sermon on the Mount, where Yeshua taught the Beatitudes and principles of the Kingdom.

Tabgha – Church of Multiplication

	Biblical Context:	Matthew 14:13–21
	Significance:	Commemorates the miraculous feeding of the five thousand.

Church of the Primacy of St. Peter

	Biblical Context:	John 21:15–19
	Significance:	Traditionally associated with the risen Yeshua restoring Peter and commissioning him to “feed My sheep.”

Capernaum

	Biblical Context:	Matthew 4:13; Mark 2:1–12
	Significance:	Became a major centre of Yeshua's Galilean ministry, where He taught and performed numerous miracles.

Sea of Galilee Boat Ride

⏱	Suggested Visit:	Approx. 45–60 min
	Biblical Context:	Mark 4:35–41; Matthew 14:22–33
	Significance:	Sail on the waters associated with Yeshua calming the storm and walking upon the sea.

Cana of Galilee

	Biblical Context:	John 2:1–11
	Significance:	Traditional location of Yeshua's first sign—turning water into wine.

	Meals:	Breakfast \| St. Peter's Fish Lunch \| Dinner
	Overnight:	Nazareth

Route:

Nazareth → Mount Carmel: ~40 km | 45 min
Carmel → Megiddo: ~25–40 km | 30–45 min
Megiddo → Caesarea: ~55 km | 45–60 min
Caesarea → Bethlehem: ~125 km | 2 hrs+

Mount Carmel

	Biblical Context:	1 Kings 18:20–39
	Significance:	Where Elijah confronted the prophets of Baal and called Israel back to the worship of the Living God.

Tel Megiddo National Park

	Biblical Context:	Revelation 16:16
	Significance:	An important ancient strategic city overlooking the Jezreel Valley. The name Armageddon derives from Har Megiddo and is associated with Biblical end-times prophecy.

🏛 Caesarea Maritima National Park

	Biblical Context:	Acts 10; Acts 23–26
	Significance:	Herod the Great's magnificent Mediterranean port city. Here Peter's encounter with Cornelius marked a major expansion of the Gospel among the Gentiles, and Paul was later imprisoned and tried here.

	Meals:	Breakfast \| Lunch \| Dinner
	Overnight:	Bethlehem

Route:

This day in the uploaded program includes Qasr al-Yahud, Masada, Qumran National Park and Kalia Beach/Dead Sea.

Qasr al-Yahud – Jordan River

	Biblical Context:	Matthew 3:13–17
	Significance:	Traditional baptism area associated with the baptism of Yeshua by John and the beginning of His public ministry.

Masada

⏱	Suggested Visit:	Approx. 1½–2 hrs
	Significance:	Herod's spectacular desert fortress overlooking the Dead Sea and an important symbol in Jewish history.

Qumran National Park

	Biblical Context:	Isaiah 40:3
	Significance:	Located near the caves where the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered. These ancient manuscripts include Biblical texts and provide remarkable evidence for the transmission and preservation of Scripture.

Dead Sea – Kalia Beach

⏱	Suggested Visit:	Approx. 1–1½ hrs
	Significance:	Opportunity to experience the mineral-rich waters at the lowest exposed land area on earth.

	Meals:	Breakfast \| Lunch \| Dinner
	Overnight:	Bethlehem

Route:

Bethlehem → Jerusalem: Approx. 10 km | 25–40 min, traffic/checkpoints permitting.

Temple Mount

	Biblical Context:	2 Chronicles 3:1; 1 Kings 8
	Significance:	Sacred Biblical location associated with Mount Moriah and the First and Second Temple periods.

🏛 Temple Institute

	Biblical Context:	Exodus 25:8–9
	Significance:	Provides insight into the Biblical Temple, priestly service, sacred vessels and contemporary Jewish interest in Temple worship.

🕳 Western Wall Tunnels

⏱	Suggested Visit:	Approx. 75 min
	Significance:	Explore underground passages revealing enormous stones and archaeological remains associated with Herod's expansion of the Temple Mount.

Western Wall

	Biblical Context:	Psalm 122:6
	Significance:	One of Judaism's most important places of prayer and a meaningful location to pray for the peace of Jerusalem.

🕯 Yad Vashem

⏱	Suggested Visit:	Approx. 2 hrs
	Significance:	Israel's Holocaust remembrance centre, preserving the memory of the six million Jewish victims and documenting the devastating consequences of antisemitism.

	Meals:	Breakfast \| Lunch \| Dinner
	Overnight:	Bethlehem

Route:

Bethlehem → Jerusalem: ~10 km | 25–40 min
Full-day Jerusalem pilgrimage/walking tour

Mount of Olives – Jerusalem Panorama

	Biblical Context:	Zechariah 14:4; Acts 1:9–12
	Significance:	Magnificent panoramic view over Jerusalem while studying the Biblical significance of the Mount of Olives and the promised return of Messiah.

Dominus Flevit

	Biblical Context:	Luke 19:41–44
	Significance:	Commemorates Yeshua weeping over Jerusalem.

Garden of Gethsemane

	Biblical Context:	Matthew 26:36–46
	Significance:	Where Yeshua prayed before His arrest and submitted Himself to the Father's will.

Upper Room

	Biblical Context:	Luke 22:14–20; Acts 2:1–4
	Significance:	Traditionally associated with the Last Supper and Pentecost.

Mount Zion – Tomb of David

	Biblical Context:	2 Samuel 7:12–16
	Significance:	Provides an opportunity to study God's covenant with David and the Messianic promise of an everlasting Kingdom.

St. Peter in Gallicantu

	Biblical Context:	Luke 22:54–62
	Significance:	Traditionally associated with Peter's denial and the area connected with Caiaphas.

Garden Tomb

	Biblical Context:	John 19:41–42; John 20:1–18
	Significance:	A peaceful setting for reflecting on the crucifixion, burial and resurrection of Yeshua.
	Special Holy Communion & Worship Service

	Meals:	Breakfast \| Lunch \| Dinner
	Overnight:	Bethlehem

Route:

Bethlehem → Allenby Border: ~55 km | 1–1¼ hrs
Border Formalities: Allow 2–3+ hrs
Jordanian side → Queen Alia Airport: roughly 55–70 km | 1–1½ hrs depending on route/traffic

	Breakfast at hotel and check-out.
	Transfer towards the Allenby/King Hussein Bridge and complete Israel/Jordan border formalities.
✈	Continue to Queen Alia International Airport for the return flight to India.