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Sea of Galilee Boat

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The so-called “Jesus Boat,” more properly known as the Sea of Galilee Boat, is one of the most remarkable archaeological finds connected to the world of the New Testament. Discovered in 1986 along the shores of the Sea of Galilee, this ancient vessel provides a rare and tangible glimpse into the everyday life of the first century—the very setting in Read more...
512px Holy Land 2016 P0453 Capernaum excavations between St. Peters haus and Synagogue

Capharnaum (Capernaum)

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The ancient town of Capernaum—also known as Capharnaum—holds a place of great importance in the history of the New Testament. Situated along the northwestern shore of the Sea of Galilee, it served as a center of ministry for Jesus Christ and is frequently mentioned in the Gospels. In the first century, Capernaum was a modest fishing village, yet its location Read more...