Bethsaida, an ancient city on the north side of the Sea of Galilee, is a “tale of two cities” – an Iron age city of the land of Geshur, and a Roman city known as Julias. According to the New Testament, BethSaida was known as the birthplace of the Apostles Andrew, Peter, and Philip (John 1:44): “Now Philip was of Bethsaida, the city of Andrew and Peter”. The area of Bethsaida was referred in the new testament in conjunction with two of Jesus miracles: healing the blind man (Mark 8:22:”And he come

Bethsaida, known in the New Testament as the hometown of the apostles Peter and Andrew, was a small fishing village on the northern shores of the Sea of Galilee, remembered as a place visited often by Jesus. According to the Gospels, Jesus not only taught there but also performed several remarkable miracles, including healing a blind man and feeding the multitude nearby, acts that made Bethsaida a significant setting in His ministry. Despite witnessing such wonders, the town is also mentioned as

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From one of our most popular episodes of the year: https://youtu.be/LoC0CodICHg An extraordinary discovery at Bethsaida is bringing the Bible to life. Archaeologists uncovered a rare sixth century mosaic honoring Peter as the keeper of the keys, hidden beneath a Byzantine church. It is the only inscription of its kind in the Eastern Mediterranean and a powerful confirmation that this site is the biblical hometown of Peter, Andrew, and Philip. One archaeologist told us that while he is not a reli

Biblical Bethsaida: new archaeological clues emerge Archaeological discoveries at the site of el-Araj, on the northeastern shore of the Sea of Galilee, almost definitively confirm the identification of the lost #Archaeology #holyland #discovery #faith #history | Christian Media Center