The Hinnom Valley is a place few people visit but has amazing things to see and a sobering message. Join us as we walk the valley and see and learn all about this biblical place. We'll see the Field of Blood (Akeldama Monastery), see the Tomb of Annas & Caiaphas (the high priests who condemned Christ to crucifixion), and learn why Christ used it as an example of hell.

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Contents:
0:00 - Intro
1:25 - Walking Tour of the Hinnom Valley
2:46 - Hinnom Valley National Park
3:30 - Akeldama Monastery (Field of Blood)
4:20 - Tomb of Caiaphas
5:40 - What was the Hinnom Valley Like in Bible Times?
6:30 - Worship of Molech and Baal in the Hinnom Valley
9:08 - Hinnom Valley - Example of Hell
10:38 - Hinnom Valley in the Bible
18:55 - Faith Lesson from the Hinnom Valley

Places of Interest Around the Hinnom Valley
1. Hinnom Valley
2. Kidron Valley
3. Temple Mount
4. City of David
5. Pool of Siloam
6. Field of Blood. Place Judas hanged himself after betraying Christ.
7. Tomb of Caiaphas

Valley of Hinnom in the Bible
1. The Prophet Jeremiah strongly condemned the worship of Molech. Jeremiah 32:31–35
2. Several of the Kings of Israel worshipped Molech and Baal. 2 Chronicles 28:1–4; 2 Chronicles 33:5–6
3. God destroyed the nations that previously lived in Israel because of their evil worship of false gods. Deuteronomy 20:16–18
4. When Christ wanted to communicate the concept of coming judgment and hell, He used Gehenna (Hinnom) as an example. Mark 9:42–49; Luke 12:5​
5. Interestingly, the Field of Blood, purchased from the 30 pieces of silver Judas received to betray Christ, is in the Hinnom Valley. Today, there’s a monastery marking this spot called, Akeldama.

Faith Lesson from the Hinnom Valley
1. Worship of false gods is ugly and destructive. Today, in a metaphorical sense, we can also sacrifice our children on the altar of false idols if we neglect God and don't raise our children to fear Him.
2. Hell is a true reality, even though it might seem unjust or uncomfortable.
3. Coming judgment is certain and will take place.
4. Are we genuinely saved and walking with God so we will escape the judgment to come?