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A WALK WITH JESUS
He that followeth me shall not walk in darkness,but shall have the light of life.
JOHN 8:12
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Bible Walkthroughs

Studies you step inside. Our Biblical Walkthroughs put you on the road with the Lord — following along with Jesus scene by scene, His words on the screen and the Scripture carried with you at every stop.

A Walk with Jesus — The Gospel of Matthew

The whole Gospel as a journey you walk with Him: 69 stops and 31 panoramic scenes — from the generation of the King, to the hillside and the sea, to the praetorium, the cross, the empty tomb, and the mountain in Galilee. Stand in each place as it happens, drag to look around, tap the look-points to turn and see, read the Scripture where it was spoken — and tap the big arrow to walk on.

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Walking Tour of Jerusalem

Walk the streets He walked — in real photographs. Sixteen stops in three legs: the Temple steps and the Pool of Bethesda, the Upper Room and the way of the cross, both honoured tomb traditions, Gethsemane and the Mount of Olives, and down the road to Bethlehem — with the King James verse on the screen as you arrive at every place, and Google Street View to look around where its cameras have gone.

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How the Walk Works

The big arrows are the road. The gold arrow on the right of every scene walks you forward with Jesus; the arrow on the left steps you back. The words He speaks appear on the scene itself. Under each scene, Look around buttons turn your eyes — to the crowd, the soldiers, the shore — and the whole journey is listed stop by stop in the index, so you can return to any place.

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Coming Next — The Book of Acts

A journey narrative end to end — Jerusalem, Samaria, Damascus, Antioch, the missionary journeys, and the voyage to Rome. The Acts walk follows in the Biblical Walkthroughs series, after Matthew.

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Follow Me As I Follow Christ

The Follow Me Series. Walk the apostle Paul’s road station by station, from the light outside Damascus to Rome, choosing at every crossroads the path he actually took — then drill the very order of his journeys in The Next City.

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Follow Moses

The Follow Me Series. Walk the lawgiver’s whole road, from the Nile to Nebo, choosing at every crossroads the path Moses took — the road Scripture records, hard parts and all, nothing tidied away.

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The Wilderness Wanderings

Out of Egypt and through the wilderness: follow the pillar of cloud by day and of fire by night, the camp of Israel, and Moses — from the Red Sea to the plains of Moab, stop by stop.

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The Tabernacle Tour

Walk the tabernacle as God commanded it built — the outer court, the bronze altar, and the laver; then into the holy place: the lampstand, the table of shewbread, and the altar of incense; and through the veil to the ark in the holy of holies — every furnishing explained from Scripture as you move through.

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The Tabernacle — Every Detail Points to Jesus

The Tabernacle Explained: Why Every Detail Points to Jesus — Bible Made Simple

Walk through the tabernacle station by station: enter the outer court and come first to the bronze altar, where the sacrifices were offered, and the laver, where the priests washed. Pass through the door into the Holy Place — the lampstand giving its light, the table of shewbread, and the altar of incense before the veil. Then through the veil into the Holy of Holies, where the Ark of the Covenant rests beneath the mercy seat. Every piece of it preaches Christ: “the tabernacle, and all that is therein” was made after the pattern — and the pattern points to Him (Exodus 25:40; Hebrews 8–9).

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