This book offers a fascinating look at the Holy Land through the eyes of a 19th century Scottish pastor. Bonar's journey takes him from the southernmost point of Israel to the Lebanese port city of Sidon, and along the way, he encounters both the beauty and the challenges of this ancient land. His writing is thoughtful and reflective, and his insights are still relevant today.

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