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This page contains images of the cave which was called "The Gate of Hell" by the people who lived in ancient Israel before the Israelites arrived there from Egypt. (Click on a thumbnail to see a larger version.)

Cliff, Cave & Temple Cave mouth Temple mouth Temple niche
Below is a painting of how the Temples of Pan might have looked before their ruin.
Below is a photo of the area in front of the cave, as seen from the top of the bluff.
Below is a photo of a Roman bridge over the Hermon river which river starts at the pool in front of the cave.
Below is a photo of the Banyas waterfall, which is 10 meters in height.

Additional information:
More text about these photos is available here.

Image acknowledgements:

General view of Cave and Temple area, close-ups of Cave and Temple mouths:
http://ebibleteacher.com/imagehtml/ntplaces1.html

Temple niches, Mt. Hermon ,and Banyas arch:
http://www.bibleplaces.com/

View from the top of the bluff:
http://home.att.net/~bibarch/CaesareaPhilippiRuins.htm {broken link}

Painting of Roman temples:
http://www.jewishmag.com/34mag/banyas/banyas.htm

Banyas waterfall:
http://mosaic.lk.net/g-banyas.html