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behind the scenes at First Fruits of Zion.
By Boaz Michael | Comments (4) | Posted on February 24, 2008
Good foggy evening from Jerusalem. Things are going really well. We are still two lessons behind on our schedule—we hope to make those up on Wednesday of this week. In the morning we leave for two shots at Qumran.
What has been so nice on this trip is that we have full permissions from all of the park services to shoot at the sites. It has given us essentially free access to explore, but more importantly, we have the ability to conduct our teachings without the pressure of time. Today for example we received permission to video at the Kotel. Those permissions are really hard to get so we wanted to take advantage of that and ended up shooting a short segment of our prayer teaching there.
Some really fun things have come together for us in shoots. I am not sure if everything will make it to the final teaching product—so perhaps we will have some outtakes. Thank you for your prayers, here are some more pictures from our time here.





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Visitor Comments
I remember reading that the Temple Institute's Menorah had been moved from 'the cardo.' I like the new location above the entrance to the Kotel.
The 'Avinu Shabashamayim'inscription above the sculpture is new to me, too.
Great updates.
Shavuah Tov!
Posted by: webbmd | February 24, 2008 5:07 PM
Please translate the Hebrew on the above statue for us...is it something like "Our Father...who art in heaven..."? Cool!
Posted by: Hope | February 24, 2008 9:05 PM
Thanks SO much for the regular updates and the photos. It's very nice to keep track of my hubby this way!!! There are a lot of people praying for health, safety, equipment that works, and weather that cooperates over here in IN and AZ. Blessings, Donalee
Posted by: Donalee | February 25, 2008 11:58 AM
Shalloooooom, I really like those pics. Especially the of the "V" man!! Nice hat David. Thanks again to Boaz and Co. for the work you do in promoting the Torah. Blessings on all that you do!! William H.
Posted by: william hindle | February 28, 2008 8:16 AM