 Olive groves along the River Zarqa, Jordan..The biblical river Jabbok where Jacob wrestled with God..Fertile cresent. | AME_100055938_20190308TET_3981Zarqa CC-BY Tor Tjeransen (AME).jpg |
 River Zarqa, Jordan..The biblical river Jabbok where Jacob wrestled with God | AME_100061483_20190308TET_4279 Zarqa CC-BY Tor Tjeransen (AME).jpg |
 River Zarqa, Jordan..The biblical river Jabbok where Jacob wrestled with God. | AME_100062063_20190308TET_3906 Zarqa Jabbok CC-BY Tor Tjeransen (AME).jpg |
 Tribe of goats by the River Zarqa, Jordan..The biblical river Jabbok where Jacob wrestled with God. | AME_100062297_20190308TET_3954 Goats by the Zarqa CC-BY Tor Tjeransen (AME).jpg |
 River Zarqa, Jordan..The biblical river Jabbok where Jacob wrestled with God | AME_100063445_20190308TET_4267 River Zarqa, Jordan CC-BY Tor Tjeransen (AME).jpg |
 The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, seen on Oct. 29, 2009, between the capital of Amman and the city of Jerash. Jordan is partnered with Colorado in the National Guard's State Partnership Program, which fosters military-to-military, military-to-civilian and civilian-to-civilian cooperation. There are currently 62 SPP partners. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Jim Greenhill/Released) | Wikimedia Landscape_of_Jordan Zarqa River between Jerash Amman PD.jpg |
 | Wikimedia Zarqa_River_-_panoramio near Mastaba CC-BY Adeeb Atwan.jpg |
Olive groves along the River Zarqa, Jordan..The biblical river Jabbok where Jacob wrestled with God..Fertile cresent.
River Zarqa, Jordan..The biblical river Jabbok where Jacob wrestled with God
River Zarqa, Jordan..The biblical river Jabbok where Jacob wrestled with God.
Tribe of goats by the River Zarqa, Jordan..The biblical river Jabbok where Jacob wrestled with God.
River Zarqa, Jordan..The biblical river Jabbok where Jacob wrestled with God
The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, seen on Oct. 29, 2009, between the capital of Amman and the city of Jerash. Jordan is partnered with Colorado in the National Guard's State Partnership Program, which fosters military-to-military, military-to-civilian and civilian-to-civilian cooperation. There are currently 62 SPP partners. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Jim Greenhill/Released)