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From learning about the Egyptian pyramids to the crash of American Wall Street, I love history in most forms-particularly film. This season Israel’s Route 60, featuring its famous biblical sites, as it’s commonly known, the Biblical Highway, is no exception. Former U.S. Ambassador David Friedman and former U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo help to bring new information about the promised land to life in the new film, Route 60: The Biblical Highway, in theaters on September 18 and 19.
This powerful story of the 146-mile asphalt and concrete road begins in Nazareth, Israel’s largest Arab city. Later, it weaves its way through Samaria south to Jerusalem, then through Judea, and ends in Beersheba, Israel’s high-tech centers. Route 60 connects both ancient with modern Israel, Jews with Christians and Muslims, and Israeli citizens with Arabs living under modernist Palestinian governmental control.
Far more than a mere two-lane highway, Route 60 offers a historic link to the roots of both ancient and modern Judaism and Christianity, riddled with both tales of modernism as well as stories of both the Old and New Testaments. As Friedman and Pompeo travel this ancient thoroughfare, walking in the footsteps of Judeo-Christian heritage, the forefathers Abraham, Jacob, King David, and Jesus, viewers are brought along on this inspiring journey of post-modernism and religious understanding.
“We hope that audiences are left inspired and encouraged to continue their walk-in faith,” said Ray Nutt, CEO of Fathom Events. “Reading about places rich in history is one thing, but `Route 60’ will allow audiences to get a firsthand look at what these places and cultures were like.” I couldn’t agree more. This film was both inspiring and a true start to the Autumnal season in theatres.
For more information on this film or to buy tickets today to see Route 60 in theaters ONLY on 9/18 & 9/19, visit Route 60: The Biblical Highway, via Fathom Events, here.
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Friends, will you be seeing Route 60: The Biblical Highway in theatres? Leave your thoughts in the comments below.
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One thing that compels me to go see this movie is the fact that it places a major focus on Biblical history straight from Israel.
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This looks like a good movie to see. I’m excited to see all the history.
This sounds like a great movie. Looking forward to checking it out and hoping it lives up to expectations.