The photograph
From Dr. Ross’s own archive — not stock. He photographed everything he could afford to shoot, starting in 1959.
Discover Israel
Second edition
The reference the whole armchair tour is keyed to — built from a personal archive of more than 70,000 slides, photographs and digital images taken across sixty years in the Land.
What’s inside
Every site on the tour, with the photograph, the map, the historical chart entry and the scripture that belongs to it. Available for desktop, mobile and print.
How it’s built
From Dr. Ross’s own archive — not stock. He photographed everything he could afford to shoot, starting in 1959.
Seventy-four maps and charts, including the sectional regional maps the armchair tour navigates by.
Four thousand years, placed on one chart so every person and event has a location in time.
The passage that belongs to the ground you are standing on — read in its first-century Jewish context.
Three formats
Read it at the desk with the big maps open, carry it on the phone, or work through the printed copy with a pen. The armchair tour references the same page numbers in all three.
Next step
That’s the ministry’s own line, and the arithmetic against a two-week trip holds up.
Or call Dr. Ross directly — 214-801-3681