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8 results for "Resurrection of the dead"
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Dead Sea Place
The Dead Sea, referred to in the Bible as the Salt Sea, served as the southeastern boundary of the Promised Land allotted to the Israelites. It lay adjacent to …
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The Land of Uz Place
The land of Uz was the home of Job, 'the greatest of all the men of the east,' whose herds, household, and famous trial all unfolded within its borders. Its exa…
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Thessalonica Place
Thessalonica was a prominent seaport city and the capital of the Roman province of Macedonia during the first century. On his second missionary journey, the apo…
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Edom Place
Edom was the nation descended from Esau, the brother of Jacob, and was located southeast of the Dead Sea in the rugged hill country of Seir. Throughout Israel's…
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Sardis Place
Sardis was an ancient city in western Asia Minor, once the wealthy capital of the Lydian kingdom under King Croesus, and later one of the seven churches address…
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Emmaus Place
Emmaus refers to the village seven miles from Jerusalem where two disciples encountered the risen Jesus while walking and discussing the crucifixion and empty t…
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Corinth Place
Corinth was a prominent and prosperous port city in ancient Greece, renowned for its commercial activity and notorious for its moral corruption influenced by pa…
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Derbe Place
Derbe was an ancient city in the region of Lycaonia in southern Asia Minor, part of the Roman Empire during the first century. The apostle Paul visited it with …