The Lord Jesus was the greatest traveler in history.

From eternity past, he stepped into time.

We have the privilege of walking with Jesus every day.

Join Scott Pauli now as we continue to follow Christ steps through the gospel according to Mark.

I am so very excited about our time together today because, number one, I get to show you a wonderful

truth from the Word of God and secondly

at the end of our Bible study I have a very special announcement to make one that I

think you'll be interested in I hope you'll stay with us all the way through we've been

journey with Jesus for months now many months we have walked together through one of

the great gospel records through the life and ministry of the Lord Jesus Christ.

I hope you've enjoyed it.

I hope it will stir you to study much more and to go much deeper with the Lord Jesus Christ.

One of the tools that I'd like to encourage you to add to your toolbox in your study of scripture, is that of Bible geography, studying the land

of our Lord. Now, I must confess to you that when I was in school, geography was not my favorite

subject and certainly not my best subject. And yet, it's very important. Remember, God created

this world. It was our Lord who chose that little spot on the map,

the nation of Israel, that land, about 150 miles from north to south and 30 to 90 miles wide,

depending on where you are, about the size of New Jersey. Think of that. That's what the Lord

chose. Put his hand on and touched. And that's where

he sent his son. And so I think that being said, we ought to be very interested in Bible geography.

Geography has been called the eye of history. It helps you see things differently. A good map often

helps you visually in your study of the gospel records.

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