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Tue real danger to their safety began to be visible at the Feast of the Tabernacles. That was a great holiday; the popular proverb declared: "Who has not seen this joy of the Feast of the Tabernacles has not seen the glory of Israel."
Together the thirteen started the dangerous journey to Jerusalem. All the long way hostility seemed to meet them. The spies from the Temple had been very busy spreading their canards. A few of the disciples traveled on ahead, and two kept coming back to tell of animosity sowed in people's minds.