Welcome to TANACH-InSITE
Where the Land of Israel Meets the Bible
Embark on a journey with us through the ancient and modern, where stories of the Bible become clearer by focusing on their geographic settings.
TANACH-InSITE takes you beyond traditional studies of the Biblical text, by situating each site into its historical context and thus revealing its spiritual significance.
Join us in this inspiring journey!
What you will discover
The Meaning of Place: Uncover how ancient sites shaped the lives of the people of Israel and how they might inspire meaning today.
The Bible Revisited: See familiar stories in a new light as we explore how the geography of the Land brings depth and insight to the text.
Your Connection: Gain a new appreciation for the Promised Land’s material and spiritual traditions, where history, faith, and the land are intertwined.
Our approach
At TANACH-InSITE, we study the TANACH site by site, tracing what each place signifies as it appears recurrently throughout Biblical history. Through thoughtful lectures, we reveal the practical storytelling hidden within the familiar narratives.
Whether you’re a seasoned scholar or new to the Bible, our engaging and accessible approach will enrich your understanding. By the end of each series, you’ll see the land and text through fresh eyes with a deeper focus.
Why join us?
Explore more than 20 sites across Israel.
Dive into over 300 lectures, each about 45 minutes.
Gain a unified perspective of Israel’s people, land, and the Book that binds them.
A Timeless Truth
What was true thousands of years ago stays true today. By delving into the origins of these sacred places, you will feel more connected to the present. This is the Bible as it was meant to be studied—alive, relevant, and transformative.
Come Along
Let us guide you on this exciting journey. Whether you’re curious, adventurous, or simply eager to rediscover the stories you thought you knew, TANACH-InSITE promises joy, inspiration, and an enriched personal perspective.
The Land and the Book are awaiting you.
Highly Rated Online Lectures
Over 20 Tanach Sites.
Over 300 lectures.
From the Preface for Ben Zion Levinger’s Lecture Series
“The Land of Israel was the birthplace of the Jewish people. Here their spiritual, religious and political identity was shaped. Here they first attained to statehood, created cultural values of national and universal significance and gave to the world the eternal Book of Books.”
“The preamble to Israel’s Declaration of Independence opens with the Land, the venue where the Jewish people’s identity first took shape, and it closes with the venerable Book widely celebrated as the Jewish people’s gift to the world. The moment modern Israel came into focus as a state, it instantly and instinctively registered the Land and the Bible as the two central axes of Jewish identity. Though the Declaration did not say it in so many words, a cursory review of the Bible makes the point even sharper—
that the Book is about the Land.”
S. Neustein
