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8 results for "Prodigal Son"
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Mahanaim Place
Mahanaim, meaning "two camps," was named by Jacob after he encountered angels of God there while returning to Canaan, just before his fearful reunion with Esau.…
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Shiloh Place
Shiloh served as the central location of the Israelite tabernacle for over three centuries during the period of the judges, acting as the main site for worship,…
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Jordan River Place
The Jordan River marked the eastern boundary that the Israelites crossed under Joshua's leadership to enter the Promised Land after forty years of wilderness wa…
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Nazareth Place
Nazareth, a modest village in the region of Galilee, was the hometown where Jesus grew up under the care of Mary and Joseph after their return from Egypt. It wa…
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Nain Place
Nain was a small village located in the region of Galilee during the first century. In the Gospel of Luke, Jesus encountered a funeral procession there for a wi…
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Mount Tabor Place
Mount Tabor, located in the Lower Galilee region of Israel, is traditionally identified in Christian teaching as the site of Jesus' Transfiguration. In the Syno…
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Caesarea Philippi Place
Caesarea Philippi was an ancient city in northern Israel near the headwaters of the Jordan River, built around pagan shrines including those dedicated to the go…
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Sidon Place
Sidon was an ancient Phoenician port city on the Mediterranean coast north of Israel, often paired with Tyre in biblical accounts as a center of trade and pagan…