- at
least the
Byzantine period. The
place has also been
referred to as
Bethabara (Hebrew: בית עברה) and
historically Bethany (Beyond the Jordan). Al-Maghtas...
-
Bethabara Historic District encomp****es the
surviving buildings and
archaeological remains of a
small Moravian community, that was
first settled in 1753...
- settlement, and
Bethabara became a
place of
refuge for
settlers from
across the region, with many
refugees living near the
Bethabara Mill,
numbering 120...
-
Founded as the
first Moravian settlement in
Wachovia on
November 17, 1753,
Bethabara served until 1766 as the
center of
Moravian work in the South. The old...
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spirit descending like a dove. The
Gospel of John (John 1:28)
specifies "
Bethabara beyond Jordan", i.e.,
Bethany in
Perea as the
location where John was...
- Bible, the name
Bethany is
instead transcribed as "
Bethabara" (1:28). On the
Madaba Map,
Bethabara is on the
right bank of the Jordan,
while this Aenon...
- Jerusalem, but the town Bethany, also
called Bethabara in Perea. A
different interpretation places Bethabara on the opposite,
western bank of the Jordan...
-
Pennsylvania Athens,
Texas Bethabara (Aramaic בית עברה Bēth‛ăbhārāh) is a site
where John the
Baptist baptized.
Bethabara Historic District,
North Carolina...
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today known as Al-Eizariya
which means "the
place of Lazarus"
Bethany (or
Bethabara)
beyond the Jordan,
today known as Al-Maghtas. It may also
refer to: Nginden...
- Fork. Town Fork
settlers formed a bond with
Moravians in
Bethania and
Bethabara. Eventually,
William Lash, a
Moravian settler at Bethania,
bought land...
