2,000 Year Old Extinct Date Pit Resurrected

Archaeologists found ancient date pits that belong to the extinct Judean date palms. In an incredible attempt to bring them back to life, a few trees sprouted!

In this episode, we visit the date farms in the south of Israel, see the ancient date palm, and share a delicious frozen date recipe.

Season 3, Episode 7

[snoopyismydog]

she married a good man and he married a good woman, you two set a good example for the rest of us, the way you share your faith is beautiful, i admire you both

[Kurdedunaysiri]

Revived language, revived country, revived palm! It is awesome. Hello from Northern Kurdistan

[JaxBespoked]

I've been following this story since 2005. It is so great to get a video update on the newest three seedlings. Thanks for this wonderful episode. We're all praying for at least one female Judean datepalm!

[terrytodd]

Hello, I live in the United States. I'm confined to a wheelchair and cannot travel. I have ALWAYS wanted to go to Israel, and watching your videos is almost like being there. I've watched all your videos and I LOVE THEM! I want to Thank you both for what you do, It means a great deal to me. Please keep doing videos, I Love the Land where Jesus walked. Again Thank you I wish you all the best. Much Love from the USA have a beautifully Blessed Day!

[sarahpadilla]

Love Rhoda’s excitement for the new dates! Imagine eating the same type of dates from Jesus time! It is very exciting, I’m with you Rhoda. Thanks for an awesome video. 😊❤️🙏🏼👏🏼

[SlingsAxes]

What you said about the Living Water almost brought tears to my eyes. So accurate!

[jonjameson]

The real treasure of the earth is not gold or silver but it's seeds. Who knows how many more of these treasures are yet to be discovered.

[lecturestudio]

Rhoda is a good sport dude. I couldn't imagine playing along to my husband's every crazy antic

[Justinianc]

This video is so amazing. It reminds me of how in Ezekiel that the dry bones come back to life. Thank you so much, Sergio and Rhoda. May God richly bless you.

[paulorientetheluffaranch]

Fantastic video! There's so much time invested for the farmers producing dates. A date farmer in southern California told me it takes 6-7 years before a new tree produces the first crop. For several years, we farmed luffa and always saved the seeds to replant for the next year. God is amazing in how He designed seeds that could last for so long.

[joshuakelderhouse]

I love you guys!!! How blessed are we, that you do what you do!? Thank you, ... I pray Our Lord continues to bless you and this ministry!!!

[StMyles]

Incredible knowledge. God has brought His chosen people back and is bringing back the life to the land. As a Christian this is the Gospel coming to life. Thanks for sharing. Love your adventures and feeling hope for mankind.

[reinepoaty]

You're so blessed! You get to see all these things. Thanks for sharing!

[backtothefathershouse]

Rhoda is a very beautiful lady 8nside and outside- And, I love your show!!! I'm a Pastor and a life long student of Gods word-- And you guys bring it all to life-- By taking us to where, when, and how it all happened! God bless U both!!! Bjb

[mikaoo]

Very emotional resurrection. God bless Israel, her people, her land, and her fruit! :)

[johnwells]

I am a Texan watching this video so beautiful I'm crying..
Shalom to Israel!
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[Steveski]

Wow 2, 000 year old seeds resurrected! Leviticus, water and seeds...God's word is amazing. Thanks for sharing what you've found!

[Leslauroa]

Blessed by Sergio's sharing on seed and water analogy.

[harishsree]

You both are awesome.... Cheer up for Jesus.👍👍👍

[paopaoaquino]

Thank you Sergio and Rhoda! God bless always!❤❤❤