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6 Νοε 2020 · The road from Jerusalem to Jericho is discussed in several biblical narratives. One of the more famous accounts (2 Sam 15.23–16.14) chronicles the story of David and his followers who escaped Jerusalem along this route after David’s son Absalom had declared himself king.
From Jerusalem to: Bethany - 2 miles. Bethlehem - 6 miles. Bethphage - 1 mile. Caesarea - 57 miles. Caesarea Philippi - 105 miles. Capernaum - 85 miles. Dead Sea - 6 miles. Emmaus - 16 miles. Jericho - 15 miles. Joppa - 35 miles. Jordan River - 21 miles. Mediterranean Sea - 37 miles. Salim - 50 miles. Samaria - 36 miles. Sea of Galilee - 70 miles.
This is the road from Jerusalem to Jericho (a descent of 3500 feet in 14 miles) that is the scene of the story of the Good Samaritan; and up its steep slopes Jesus came from Transjordania, the Jordan Valley, and Jericho, to face trial and death at Jerusalem.
1e miles east. Bethel – 10j miles north Bethlehem – 6 miles southeast Bethpage – 1 mile Caesarea – 70 miles. Caesarea Philippi – 105 miles Capernaum – 85 miles Dead Sea – 14 miles east Dothan – 54 miles north Emmaus – 7 miles. Gaza – 50 miles southwest Hebron – 17 miles northeast Jordan River – 21 miles east Joppa – 40 ...
This is the road from Jerusalem to Jericho (a descent of 3500 feet in 14 miles) that is the scene of the story of the Good Samaritan; and up its steep slopes Jesus came from Transjordania, the Jordan Valley, and Jericho, to face trial and death at Jerusalem.
In Jesus’ time the 25 km-long Jericho-Jerusalem road was notorious for its danger and difficulty. The road is most renowned for its appearance in the parable of the Good Samaritan ( Luke 10:25-37 ), which is commemorated today by a building known as the Good Samaritan Inn, or Khan al-Ahmar.
The site of Jerusalem is shut in by a rough triangle of higher mountain ridges: to the West runs the main ridge, or water parting, of Judea, which here makes a sweep to the westward. From this ridge a spur runs Southeast and East, culminating due East of the city in the MOUNT OF OLIVES (which see), nearly 2,700 ft. above sea-level and about 300 ...
