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A program for the 45th annual meeting of he National Association of Biblical Instructors held at Union Theological Seminary in New York City on December 27-28, 1954.

A program for the 32nd annual meeting of the National Association of Biblical Instructors held at Union Theological Seminary in New York City on December 28-29, 1941.

A program for the 31st annual meeting of the National Association of Biblical Instructors held at Union Theological Seminary in New York City on December 27-28, 1940.

A program for the 29th annual meeting of the National Association of Biblical Instructors held at Union Theological Seminary in New York City on December 27-28, 1938.

A view of Al-Salt (Salṭ), a city in Jordan, which lies in the region once known as Paraea (Parea).

One of the main fording points along the Zarqāʼ River (the Blue River) in Jordan.

A view down to the Valley of Moses' Spring (Wadi Ayun Musa) from Mount Nebo in Jordan.

A view of the Dead Sea from the hilltop ruins of Machaerus, the biblical prison fortress where John the Baptist was sent by the younger Herod.

A view of the hilly deserts surrounding the Dead Sea with Mount Sodom visible in the distance.

A view south from the city of Engedi (ʻEn Gedi) towards Jebel Usdun (Salt Mountain or Mount Sodom).

A view across the Dead Sea from its northern shore.

A view of the Lower Jordan River showing dense plant growth on the banks.

Pilgrims of the Coptic Church who have traveled from Egypt bathe in the waters of the Jordan River.

A baptism in the River Jordan.

A reservoir near Jericho identified as the Fount of Elisha (Elijah), where the water was miraculously made fresh by the prophet in the Old Testament.

A view of the ruins of ancient Jericho showing some of the buildings and a section of the city wall.

A view of the modern city of Jericho where it sits beneath the "Mount of Temptation" (Mount Quarantania).

A view across the northern edge of the Dead Sea towards the ruins of the ancient city of Jericho.

A view across the Jordan River Valley towards the ancient Moab kingdom.

A view of the gorge carved by the Cherith Brook (Qilṭ Wadi) through the desert, with a small monastery attributed to Elijah tucked in one of the bends.

A view of the hilly deserts, known as the Wilderness of the Scapegoat after the Old Testament story of the scapegoat on the Day of the Atonement.