Janice Hall Heck

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#AtoZ, 2014: W is for Weekly Photo Challenge: Letters

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How handy. The letter W just fell into my lap with the WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge: Letters.

Here are a few pictures I took on Mount Nebo, Jordan in December, 2012.

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Silhouette view of the full monument on Mt. Nebo. Faces, figures, and letters embedded in the monument present a message from the ages. Moses and the Israelites arrived at Mt. Nebo in Jordan, not far from the Dead Sea, after wandering for 40 years in the desert on the Sinai Peninsula. (Deuteronomy 32: 49-52). Moses viewed the Promised Land from this mountaintop before he died… “and to this day no one knows where his grave is.” (Deut. 34:6) After Moses died at 120 years old, Joshua led the Israelites into the Promised Land. (Deut. 34:1-7)

 

Close-up view of lower part of monument on Mt. Nebo.

Close-up view of lower part of monument on Mt. Nebo.

Middle view of monument on Mt. Nebo.

Middle view of monument on Mt. Nebo.

 

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Mt. Nebo Memorial of Moses

 

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View of the Promised Land from Mt. Nebo.

 

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Chart showing distances from Mt. Nebo to various important biblical sites.

Video clip: HeidiTravels8:
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Janice Hall Heck, retired educator, blogger, traveler, and nitpicky editor of On the Horizon, a bi-monthly community newsletter for Horizons at Woods Landing, Mays Landing, NJ, is quite possibly a grammar geek.

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Look for a list of posts for the #AtoZ, 2014 Challenge (Writing Quirks) here:  #AtoZ: Q is for Quirky Index and a Q Post Round-Up

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One thought on “#AtoZ, 2014: W is for Weekly Photo Challenge: Letters

  1. sunsetdragon on said:

    Love the video and the photos.

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