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1. thenaturalhistorian.com › 2014/09/02 › the-originsThe Origins of the Dead Sea: A Geo-Biblical Exploration – Part I

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   Sep 2, 2014 · How did it form? Has it always been “dead”? And then there are the questions of its Biblical importance. What does the Bible tell us about the origins of the Dead Sea? What exactly did Abraham and Lot see when they looked at the Valley of Siddam? Where were Sodom and Gomorrah and how where they destroyed?

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3. www.gotquestions.org › Dead-SeaWhat is the importance of the Dead Sea in the Bible?

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   Sep 1, 2023 · The Dead Sea is a large body of salt water on the southern end of the Jordan River. Cited sixteen times in the Bible, the Dead Sea is mentioned primarily to describe the borders of the Promised Land.

4. bible-history.com › maps › map-new-testament-worldMap of the New Testament World - Bible History

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   Map of the World of the New Testament. This map reveals the "Nations" within the ancient world during the first century A.D., the time of the New Testament. The map includes the areas of Israel, Asia, Greece, and Italy. (View Clickable Map)

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6. www.biblicalarchaeology.org › daily › biblicalThe “Original” Bible and the Dead Sea Scrolls - Biblical ...

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   Jul 2, 2024 · Ancient translations of the original Bible and the Dead Sea Scrolls: the Scrolls show differences from the oldest Bible text we have.

7. library.biblicalarchaeology.org › article › the-riseThe Rise and Fall of the Dead Sea - The BAS Library

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   Genesis 14, one of the most puzzling episodes in the Bible, tells of a strange and unlikely war: Five petty kings, including the kings of Sodom and Gomorrah, rebel against an overlord king, Chedorlaomer, and his three allies. The battlefield is described both as a valley and a sea (Genesis 14:3).

8. www.biblewalks.com › DeadSeaDead Sea - BibleWalks 500+ sites

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   Mar 19, 2023 · The salt levels makes life inside the water impossible, hence the name “dead” sea. This overview page presents some of the scenes of the Dead Sea, and also points to the sites featured in BibleWalks.com. Location and Map: The Dead Sea is located to the east of the Judean desert, between Israel and Jordan.

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   Where is the Dead Sea located?

   • Just 50 miles from the eastern shores of the Mediterranean Sea is a deep scar in the face of the Earth. Long known as the Valley of Siddam, the vale of salt, or the Jordan Valley, its most famous feature is the Dead Sea, which sits 1400 feet below the Mediterranean shore.

   The Origins of the Dead Sea: A Geo-Biblical Exploration – Part I

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   Which biblical settlements were located on the shores of the Dead Sea?

   • Nevertheless, several noteworthy biblical settlements were positioned on the shores of the Dead Sea, including Masada, En Gedi, and Qumran. The Dead Sea is located 16 miles directly east of Jerusalem. A long and narrow oblong, the sea, in Bible times, measured a little over 50 miles from north to south and about 11 miles wide at its broadest point.

   What is the importance of the Dead Sea in the Bible?

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   How wide is the Dead Sea?

   • A long and narrow oblong, the sea, in Bible times, measured a little over 50 miles from north to south and about 11 miles wide at its broadest point. The Dead Sea lies within the great trough of the Jordan Valley, also known as the Rift Valley, which forms part of the longest and deepest crack in the earth’s crust.

   What is the importance of the Dead Sea in the Bible?

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   What does the Bible say about the Dead Sea?

   • While the Bible accurately describes the Dead Sea, the Sea itself provides a tremendous amount of evidence that challenges the fundamental assumptions a particular form of biblical literalism known as young earth creationism.

   The Origins of the Dead Sea: A Geo-Biblical Exploration – Part I

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   What is the Dead Sea known for?

   • Long known as the Valley of Siddam, the vale of salt, or the Jordan Valley, its most famous feature is the Dead Sea, which sits 1400 feet below the Mediterranean shore. The exceptionally salty waters of the Dead Sea, along with an unusual climate, make the Dead Sea a truly unique place.

   The Origins of the Dead Sea: A Geo-Biblical Exploration – Part I

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   What do Geologists know about the Dead Sea?

   • Although these passages have mystified many Biblical scholars, geologists find in them a wealth of clues about the development of one of the most remarkable natural features in the world: the Dead Sea. Indeed, an understanding of some basic facts about the geology of the Dead Sea can unlock many of the riddles of Genesis 14.

   The Rise and Fall of the Dead Sea - The BAS Library

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10. www.biblegateway.com › Dead-SeaDead Sea - Encyclopedia of The Bible - Bible Gateway

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    If the geological signs have been read right, the Dead Sea was initially formed when a Miocene “earth storm” trapped the fringe of the ancient Mediterranean (or “Tethys”) between the walls of the subsiding Rift, and when the inland sea that once extended from the slopes of Hermon to the central Arabah subsequently shrank into the ...