The holy places in Israel always arouse the emotions of the pilgrims who visit them. But beyond the emotion, what is left? The book proposes a profound and daring objective: to provide not only information about a distant country, not only an opportunity for remembrance for those who have already been there, but, through a permanent parallel drawn between ancient events or places and the spiritual life of the readers (true lessons of history), to help them find themselves and rediscover with fascination the roots of the Christian faith.

In At Home in the World of the Bible, the journey through the Holy Land follows the route of a true tourist route, not missing any of the important stops on such a pilgrimage. And the five sections of the book could be considered as many days of visiting places full of significance. The images, used abundantly throughout the book, only bring the churches, chapels, archaeological sites, valleys, mountains, lakes and streets described with such meticulousness by the author closer.