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Jerusalem 2019 - Hezekiah's Tunnel - Start to Finish
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- Опубліковано 13 кві 2019
- During our holiday in Jerusalem 2019 we walked through Hezekiah's Tunnel. I was surprised that they still let people do this. That's why I filmed the whole walk start to finish as a complete record - you might want to skip to 21:00 after watching the beginning cause it does get a bit samey.
I was there 25Dec18 and in the pool Jesus gave me health again! I broke my spine im 2014 and was dying in pain and now I am me again!! Aleluias!!
Bist Du den selben Weg gegangen? 👀
I am happy for you my friend....as we both know our Lord Jesus Christ loved us more than himself thats why he died for us. I believe he will still heal those who seek him wholeheartedly......
What a amazing workmanship by the great king Hezekiah the faithful servant of God , can we humans imagine to do this sort of construction I doubt even today's technology can never match this marvelous work may God bless this and bless the person who has shown us this Amen
Thank you brother and God bless you too. Thanks for watching, Andy
Amazing thank you, Such crystal clear water. Soli Deo Gloria! -To GOD alone be the glory!
Amen, thanks for watching, Andy
I am so impressed with this crystal clear clean water.Israel really is blessed!
Ver isto é por Deus
Davi adeentrou por ai
Wow ! History from the Bible, wonderful ! Thank you for sharing, God bless and Shalom
Thanks for watching Sandra, Peace to you too, Andy
This is amazing, that men so long ago cut out of the rock the tunnel. It is so long and narrow. It was a major task to remove the chiseled rock out as they cut. No machinery, just men with picks, shovels and strong determination to do it!
Who can doubt Gods favour on the Jewish nation
I'm sure Gihon Spring helped them through erosion.
That looks more like they enlarged a natural cave . Probably the former natural spring path before the water took a different route. There is not a straight line in that whole tunnel. It sways back and forth like a natural sinuous passage.
@@MS-gp2xg if that is truly all a man made tunnel they would have had to divert the water away for the whole construction or it would fill up. But if it was a enlarged natural cave crevice the water could flow through freely
@@reaj2010 It's not a natural cave at all. I've been through it several times. Although the height varies the width is consistently about 2-3 feet wide for its entire 600 meters. This is plain to see in the video. How would a natural cave be consistently the same width? Furthermore all through the length of the tunnel you can see what look like claw marks in the rock walls from whatever tools they used.
I was there. Amazing experience.
Praise the Lord!
This was definitely one of the highlights to our trip to Israel! It should be on everyone’s list!!! ❤️
To actually experience something from the Bible. What a great privilege.
It was a fantastic experience. thanks for watching, Andy
What 😮
This sounds like something a jehovahs witness would say
@@Smyrna37 Oh please. That's a cult.
Wow. You can't be afraid of tight closed in spaces . Got to say the water looks so clear.
You're right claustrophobics should not try this. thanks for watching, Andy
Did not realize that I was claustrophobic until I was deep into the tunnel. Not a fun experience and have been severely claustrophobic since. Unfortunately hezkiyahu was inconsiderate and did not have the foresight to install emergency exits for tourists who would be coming a thousand year later #rude (kidding)
I am claustrophobic and so was a bit concerned when we planned to do this in 2019, but because the water is cool and the air is not heavy I had no problems!!! It by far was one of the most memorable things we did!! ❤️
I feel like I'm seeing something that was not meant for me. Thank you for sharing this amazing tunnel with us! Wow!
You're welcome Jadon. Thanks for watching, Andy.
I was here before the pandemic and it was so fun. It was my first time going to Israel and I had a blast.
Thanks for your courageous efforts to bring to light our proud ancient history ....God bless you all.
Absolutely incredible, thank you for sharing. I will be honest I watched the entire video from start to finish twice. The first time I watched I never thought we were going to get to the other end of the tunnel. Possibly the longest 24 minutes of my life. What a work though!!
Haha, brilliant! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video that much. Tbh I never thought it would attract so much attention but I couldn't find a video record of the complete walk anywhere before we went. Thanks for watching, Andy
Absolutely wonderful!! Wow!!! The fabulous history of this and the wonderful fine leader...Hezekiah.
Amen. Thanks for watching, Andy
I was there last week and I did the dry part of the tunnel and was amazed. I couldn't handle this part lol but thank you for showing it. I loved visiting the holy land 🙏🏽 God bless you all
Hezekiah’s Tunnel is in the City of David! The 2 Temples were in the City of David! Where the Dome of the Rock is is where the Roman Fortress was!
@Radio K.A.O.S. What are you trying to say? That there is or was a Roman fort on the Temple site?
Fascinating engineering by the city of David, 4-5000 years ago!
It just irks me, they make thousands of documentaries about Roman ducts, but none about city of David & its engineering marvels!
Now i know where to go, if i visit holy land.
I would love to walk thru and see that history. I enjoyed watching this
Thanks for watching, Andy
Thank you I walked through it in2000 what a joy to remember
This tunnel was my most precious experience in Israel 2012. Amazing!
Thank you for sharing & bringing in facts of God's word, history from the Bible🙏🙏👌
You're welcome Emma. You might like my other video of Jerusalem ua-cam.com/video/620ookY4Zug/v-deo.html . Thanks for watching and God bless, Andy
All those twists and turns and they still met perfectly in the middle. Truly amazing!!! Thanks for sharing this
You're welcome, glad you enjoyed it.
It is believed that they followed a natural karst crack. As the neared each other they started digging in the direction of the sound that the other diggers made. They were still only around 20 feet from each other.
Thank you so much for sharing , it’s a sacred part of history and praises to God ✨ 💗🙏💗
Amen, thanks for watching.
I was there in 2019 with my church people. What a trip to remember, praise the Lord.
I had to watch the whole thing, think of the labor of chipping it all out. GOD must have guided these men, as I heard they started from both ends and met in the middle, how would that be possible without GODS guiding you. Thank You so much for recording this.
My pleasure Land, hopefully they keep allowing tourists/pilgrims to go through the tunnel. It was an awesome experience. And, yes it could only have been the hand of the Almighty keeping both parties on track. Thanks for watching, Andy
Ingenious 😊 thank you so much for the visit ❤to see this pure water alive again. It's astonishing! merci du Québec i subscribed 😊
Wow this brings back memories! My family and I were there a month after you guys and I walked through these same waters though my mother and sister did the dry Canannite tunnel.
Amazing and the water is so pure thank you God and all your people
Israelites can build anything they are God's people
Amen brother, praise the Lord. And thanks for watching, Andy
except straight tunnels?
@@philhohnen6193 and some how they started at both ends and met in the middle.
Hallelujah praise the Lord Amen
Bless you brother, Andy
Thanks for showing this. That’s a BIG, long experience. I read about it but it’s even more interesting to see.
You're welcome Beverly. Thanks for watching and God bless, Andy
Really amazing 🤠 so beautiful God bless
Thanks for watching Connie. God bless, Andy
I enjoyed seeing this firsthand. I was stunned by the narrowness of some parts, and how it was so winding. An amazing construction, even if as some say, it is partly natural. The natural became part of a higher purpose. Thank you for posting.
Thanks for watching and God bless, Andy
this is amazing...i want to watch every inch...Shalom
Shalom. And thanks for watching, Andy
This work of men were indeed inspired by the will of Gods plan for his people.
Amazing seeing this tunnel i am getting exited
If you're doing it take a really good torch/flashlight with and a headlamp as well if you can. Enjoy and thanks for watching, Andy
Beautiful and impressive!
Watched the whole footage in constant awe, without skipping forward, wondering at every turn why? with what purpose? how?.
Slave work? inspired work? Never imagined the magnitude of the tunnel. This is so powerful that even on the screen leaves a mark forever. What will it actually be to walk thru it?
Thank you for exposing my eyes to this marvel.
The Assyrians were in the process of destroying the Judean city of Lachish. King Hezekiah had to build this tunnel to protect Jerusalem's water supply from the Shiloach Spring from the conquering Assyrian Army. He also needed to bring water to the Upper parts of Mt Moriah..
Thank you for this. I wanted to do this hike but I wasn’t aware of the water passage prior to visiting so I wasn’t able to dress right for it. Now I can see what I missed out on.
What do you mean right dressing?how do you dress for it?
@@miriamhernandez8716 I had long clothing that wouldn’t have been comfortable to wear in water.
Amazing what man can do with no OSHA, building permits , environmental surveys, and all the other worthless gov. Agencies that have one job and that is to make every project as expensive as possible.
Fascinating! Reminds me of caving.
A bit I suppose but not as much variety, a bit monotonous really but still good fun. Thanks for watching, Andy.
Absolutely amazing! Many thanks for sharing.
It's amazing... thank you
Glad you enjoyed it.
How in the world the king dug up such a long tunnel with very little resources?🤔.Really fascinating!
The scientific achievements of the antediluvians far surpass science we know today.
This is absolutely amazing 👏
Thank You so much!
You're welcome Dan, thanks for watching, Andy
How did the miners keep their sense of direction, and how did they monitor the incline. when there are SO MANY twists and turns in the tunnel???
An extraordinary feat!!
The great Civil Engineer above?
with a water level tool such as water filled trough.
ALYUHAUUHA THE HEAVENLY FATHER BE ESTEEMED and Cover you
Thank you Lord thank you.
It’s wonderful to see that tunnel 😍I’m amazed ..how they made that looong stone tunnel ?
I was there , really amazing exp
Cool. Thanks for watching, Andy
How long is the walk?.Looks never ending
@@annky1001 It's 533m long and that was the full walk so 20mins at least. Thanks for watching, Andy
Tqq for sharing this I loved it
You're welcome, glad you enjoyed it, Andy
Having walked this a few times up to my thighs in places I can tell you it is freezing cold!
Yeah, really nice on a stinking hot day. Thanks for watching, Andy
Thank you for sharing
You're welcome. Thanks for watching, Andy
The Bible says Rabshakeh stood by the conduit of the upper pool on the highway of the fuller's field when he spoke to the men on the wall in 2 Kings 18. Could you pinpoint that location during your visit? I'm wondering to know what it looks like.
It seems there doubt about it's exact location www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/zatw.1958.70.2.221/pdf
@@waymarkerbushcraft
Wow, yes. There are other internet articles with nothing more than intelligent guesses.
@@waymarkerbushcraft
But I learned this in looking for that:
"Fulling, also known as tucking or walking, is a step in woollen clothmaking which involves the cleansing of cloth (particularly wool) to eliminate oils, dirt, and other impurities, and to make it thicker." WIKIPEDIA
@@tempstep4058 Yes, it's actually the origin of my surname - Walker
@@waymarkerbushcraft
Wow, you learn something everyday.
Thank you so much for putting great effort to make this video!
Isn’t this the water reservoir King Nebuchadnezzar blocked during capturing Israel?
Thanks for watching Athina
Wow, such history. The bible comes alive.
I noticed a few niches carved out in the stone wall. What were they used for?
Hi, I work for South Korean broadcast company tvN. we would like to use your video on our history show. Could you please let me know if we could use an excerpt from it giving the credit to your channel? Thanks :)
Sorry, just saw this. Yes of course please feel free.
I did that trip 23 years ago. Why didn't you film the sign at the exit "you are standing"....the tunnel is so sinuous, I wonder why? How did they divert the spring water if they dug from both ends?
Thank you.❤🙏
Tunnels are so cool.
Thanks for watching - and sub'ing. God bless, Andy
🇲🇽Que nuestro señor YAHUAH EL DIOS de Israel, EL todo poderoso los cuide, los guíe y los proteja pero sobre todo que me los bendiga🎵HalleluYAH🎶en EL nombre de nuestro MESÍAS YAHUSHA voy a orar por ustedes, SHALUM mis hermanos y mis hermanas los quiero mucho con todo corazón.🇬🇹
Is this potable water? How is it that peop!e are allowed to walk through the tunnel? Where does the water come from and what is it used for?
The Gihon Spring that runs through the tunnel may look clear, but it's bitter water, since the earthquake in 1067AD.
Hezekiah Tunnels.
அழகான. தத்ரூபமானத.
Did the Gihon spring feed the pool of Siloam also?
I believe that this is the water source that will eventually as the scripture says flow out from the Temple mount through the divided mount of olives and out to the dead sea and heal it's deadly waters.
Thank you...
Grate job,any where menstion in the bible?may i know please
Thanks Kondamudusu, biblical references are 2 Kings 20:20 and 2 Chronicles 32:30-32 but I believe there are a number of historical sources too.
Fascinating! Is that lime deposit all over the bottom under the water? Were the walls plastered at some point in history or is it simply solid bedrock? Thank you for sharing!
You're welcome. Thanks for watching
I just came back from Israel last week and I walked the tunnel. It did appear that there was some highly degraded plaster, in places, on the walls.
Wow very nice ,👍👍
En tiempo real impresionante
Interesting!
If a bit monotonous. Thanks for watching, Andy
What is the silver/Mercury like thing shining along the water tunnel?
I think you are referring to the calcification, it's similar to the process that forms Stalactites in caves.
That looks more like they enlarged a natural cave . Probably the former natural spring path before the water took a different route. There is not a straight line in that whole tunnel. Is sways back and forth like a natural sinuous passage.
11:01 At this point, an Earth Quake or shift, would be catastrophic.
Yeah, good observation Ken, there would not be much chance of getting out alive. Thanks for watching, Andy
Hi
How high is the roof in there? 😮
I’m over 2 meters so..
It varies, mostly it is well over 2 metres but you would have to bend down a little in places.
Gestatten Sie Ihnen meinen herzlichen Dank auszusprechen.
How much kilo meter is there. Iam Stunning
The tunnel is 530 meters long so half a km. Thanks for watching, Andy
Super starke yadgari
Good to know you are still alive :o)
Thanks, there wasn't any agro while we were there thankfully.
S h a l o m I s r a e l 🇮🇱🙏
Shalom, thanks for watching, Andy
Thank you, thank you, thank you for this video. For everyone: read the chronicles of the kings about this. Author Lynn Austin. Second or third book. Wow.
claustrophobic 😅
I would be in that tunnel
Well tbh I'm surprised they let people do it from a safety perspective. Thanks for watching, Andy
I was concerned about my cheap little torch failing, it's totally dark down there!
This tunnel was built during the reign of Israeli King Hezekiah, before the time of the Christ.
about 700 years before Christ
can I use your video for class discussion? Thank you
Yes, of course. No problem, God bless, Andy
Interesting how many doors were sealed shut and are opened up with time. I guess when its time the ark of the covenant is to be found the door that is sealed shut by stones and things to hide it will be found and opened. Its just a matter of time.
How long did it take to dig out?
Opinions vary but at least four years www.biblicalarchaeology.org/daily/biblical-sites-places/jerusalem/hezekiahs-tunnel-reexamined/ Thanks for watching, Andy
I can easily believe it, Thank you for the feedback.
@@loravotaw5738 Of course the real miracle is that they started from both ends and met in the middle without any of today's hi-tech surveying instruments.
True
How long is the tunnel?
I believe it's just over 500 metres.
Is the water flow resonating ???
How tall is the aqueduct?
#1500MileJerusalemTunnel
Thank you for showing the Sodom and tunel.
I'd like to experience that, but wouldn't rats occasionally be in that tunnel? Not that I'm scared of rats, but they do bite and attack occasionally.
How long this ..?
around 1500' give or take.
Just amazing
It's an incredible place. Thanks for watching.
Wrong tunnel. That’s not Siloam. God wins again
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