Have you ever heard of the Valley of Elah?
It's the valley near Bet Shemesh where David defeated Goliath, yet this historic battlefield is virtually untouched in Israel.
During the rainy season a brook runs through the midst of the valley, however it dries up during the summer.
This brook is very likely the one from which David chose his five smooth stones – one of which was used to kill Goliath.
Yet, this historic place has no landmarks, no churches – people drive past it all the time unaware of it's biblical or historic significance.
It's the valley near Bet Shemesh where David defeated Goliath, yet this historic battlefield is virtually untouched in Israel.
During the rainy season a brook runs through the midst of the valley, however it dries up during the summer.
This brook is very likely the one from which David chose his five smooth stones – one of which was used to kill Goliath.
Yet, this historic place has no landmarks, no churches – people drive past it all the time unaware of it's biblical or historic significance.
