In The Greatest Story Ever Told, Grylls leaves Mount Everest for the Mount of Olives. He treks through first-century Yehuda, Galilee and Yerushalayim not with an emergency kit but with a rugged staff, seeing these places through the eyes of those who knew Yeshua best: his mother Myriam and his friends Ta’om, Shimon, Yohannan and Myriam of Magdala.
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