Sukhar is mentioned in the Bible, mentioned by Bishop Eusebius (164:1-4), and also mentioned by many early Church Fathers and travelers, now known as "Askar" near Nablus (Coord. 177.180) Saint…
Mount Ebal and Mount Gerizim appear twice on the map of Madaba near Nablus, and a second time near Jericho on its northwestern side. Bishop Eusebius established the two places…
It is now known as the city of Nablus, which was founded in 73 AD. By Emperor Vespasianus (Vespasianus), after the Romans destroyed the Temple in Jerusalem in 70 AD,…
It was mentioned in the Bible in 1 Samuel, and in the writings of some Christian travelers who visited the holy places. It is now known as Khirbet Shilon, located…
The site of Aqrabim is now known as the town of "Aqraba", located in the southwest of the city of Nablus, about 16 kilometers away.
The eastern border of Judaism, and this text is taken from Bishop Eusebius (Eus.O 14:7) The map above shows the entire borders of Judaism as they were known at the…