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- JERICHO. The ancient city of Jericho was well known for its outstanding fortification. The wall was so thick a woman had her house built within its structure (Joshua 2:15).
- CANAAN. Like many early kingdoms, settlements or lands, Canaan was named after its founder. He was the son of Ham and grandson of Noah the ark builder. His firstborn was Sidon from where the Sidonians, who occupied the coastal areas of the Great Sea (the Mediterranean), descended.
- GOSHEN. Before the exodus, Joseph gave this land of ancient Egypt to his relatives. During Moses’ time the area was a sanctuary for the Israelites as God judged the kingdom that enslaved them.
- SINAI. The mountain from which God gave the Israelites his law is situated somewhere in this ancient wilderness. On several occasions Moses went up the heights to receive various instructions.
Some speculate that they are located in present-day Egypt and Jordan, while others believe they may be scattered across the Arabian Peninsula. Explore the ancient realms of faith with our guide to 7 Biblical Cities and their Modern-Day Locations, uncovering history's sacred echoes.
Learn the stories of valiant warriors of faith, such as John Wycliffe, William Tyndale, Martin Luther, the ancient Waldenses, Albigenses, etc. Director: Christian J. Pinto Writer: Christian J ...
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Lesson eight of our French Revolution series. Learn about the captivity of the royal family and their attempted escape in the Flight to Varennes.We recommend...
- Egypt. One of the oldest biblically mentioned places that still exists today, Egypt was a key location for important events in both the Old and New Testaments.
- Paphos (Cyprus) A coastal city with spectacular ancient ruins, Paphos is mentioned in Acts 13, where Paul (referred to as Saul) and Barnabas arrive after travelling the whole island of Cyprus.
- Jerusalem (Israel) Located within the biblical account of the Promised Land, Jerusalem played a pivotal role in the lives of key Bible characters and is still considered one of the holiest cities in the world today.
- Ephesus (Turkey) An important centre for early Christianity, Paul himself lived in the city from AD 52–54. Ephesus is also one of the seven churches of Asia that are cited in the Book of Revelation.
So, what are the most popular passages in the Bible? In this list, we have the top viewed verses on Biblaon.com along with a little explanation of their meanings. Check out these well-known verses and awaken your desire to read more of the Bible!
Dec 19, 2022 · French Revolution: The Flight to Varennes, 1792. This clip looks at the events leading up to Louis XVI's decision to flee France, what happened and their consequences for his trial and execution...
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