This morning we set out from Tiberias to reach Khirbet Kana, the likely site of the Cana of Galilee mentioned in John 2. The site along the highway from Nazareth to Tiberias that many tourists visit is the traditional site known as Kafr Kana. Jesus attended a marriage at Cana of Galilee (John 2:1-11), and met the royal official (John 4:46-54).
Traveling as we are, and being extremely tired at night, I have neither the materials or the inclination to go into detail about the matter. Here is a view of the rocky hill located on the north side of the Bet Netofa Valley. The ancient road ran in the valley below the city.
View of Khirbet Kana from the SE. Photo by Ferrell Jenkins.
This is not the sort of visit one may take lightly. It probably took us 45 minutes in from the main road, and 45 minutes out. (We should have had a Jeep-type vehicle. We spent about an hour walking up one side of the hill and down another. (I hope no one will ask directions!).
Later we made a short stop at Hannathon (Joshua 19:41), and then through Nazareth and Megiddo Junction to see again the Rolling Stone tomb on the south side of the Jezreel Valley. This tomb can no longer be photographed easily by tourists in a bus. There is no room for the bus to stop. Our little car could pull off the road, and we could get close enough to avoid the new railing that has been installed. This is what it looks like and how close the cars, buses, and trucks, come to it.
Rolling Stone tomb near Jezreel Valley. Photo by Ferrell Jenkins.
We were able to get photos similar to the one you see here.
Another brief stop allowed us to take a photo of Tell Jokneam (Joshua 12:22; 19:11; 21:34). On the way back to our home at the Ron Beach Hotel in Tiberias we visited the possible site of En Dor (En-Dor; 1 Samuel 28:7), where Saul visited the medium of En Dor. Our last stop was at the modern town of En Dor where we visited the En Dor Archaeology Museum. It is a great little museum. More about it later.
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I note that the Nobleman in John 4 did not have a Jeep, but journeyed all the way from Capernaum nonetheless. Thanks for this visual backdrop to that story of faith.
Many thanks — I’ll go have a look when I’m up that way. -tp
Tom, the tomb is on hwy. 6953 about 1/4 mile south of hwy. 66. It is at the back gate of Mishmar Ha’emek. Trust you will see it soon.
I’ve seen photos of the rolling stone tomb in the past, but have never known where it actually is. Can you pinpoint it for me?
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Nancy and I tried to make it to Khirbet Kana after visiting Jotapata. I know what you mean about the road. I drove on it about 50 feet and realized that I was risking doing serious damage to the rental car. So I put it in reverse and backed out. I really wanted to visit the location, but, like you said, ya need a Jeep or other 4 wheel drive vehicle to make it.