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Nazareth - B4
נצרת / Ναζαρετ – "Watch Tower" or "Branches"
Ancient Village / Israel: Galilee
Located in the hilly Galilee region
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Nephi saw Mary in vision (1 Ne. 11:13-18)
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Angel Gabriel visited Mary and Joseph III (Matt. 1:18–25; Luke 1:26-38)
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Jesus' home town until His ministry (Matt. 2:19–23; Luke 2:39–40; 51–52; Luke 18:37)
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Nathanael/Bartholomew asked if anything good could come from (John 1:46)
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Jesus preached first public sermon and announced He was Messiah; townspeople rejected (Matt. 13:54–58; Mark 6:1–6; Luke 4:16–30)
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Nebo, Mount - C7
נבו – "Height"
Mountain / Moab
Located east of the Dead Sea in modern-day Jordan
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Part of the territory given to the Reubenites
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Moses gave last sermons nearby; viewed Promised Land before death/translation (Deu. 34:1-9)
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Jeremiah possibly hid the Ark of the Covenant in a cave (2 Macc. 2:4-8)
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Nile River - F5
יאור – "The Valley"
River / Egypt
Longest river in Africa; flows into the Mediterranean Sea / Primary water source for Egypt, Sudan, and South Sudan
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Pharaoh's dream set nearby, interpreted by Joseph (Gen. 41:1)
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Pharaoh commanded Hebrew boys drowned (Ex. 1:22); Moses pulled from river's edge by Pharaoh's daughter (Ex. 2:3-6)
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River turned to blood (Ex. 7:14-25)
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Isaiah & Ezekiel prophesied it would dry up (Isa. 19:5-22; Ezek. 30:12); Sennacherib of Assyria boasted of drying it up (Isa. 37:25; 2 Kgs. 19:24-25)
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Nineveh - I3
נינוה – "City of Fish"
Ancient City / Mesopotamia: Assyria
Located in upper Mesopotamia on the banks of the Tigris River / Largest city in the world for many years / Capital of Assyria
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Founded by Nimrod (Gen. 10:11)
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Jonah went to preach; got angry when the people repented (Jonah)
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Jesus said the people would rise in judgement against Israelites because they repented (Matt. 12:41)
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Olives, Mount of (Olivet) - F8
הר הזיתים / Ελαιωνος – "Olivet"
Mountain / Israel: Judea: Jerusalem
Located opposite of the Temple Mount / Named for the olive groves which covered its slopes / Elevation 2710' / Cities and places include Bethany, Gethsemane, Jerusalem, Kidron
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David fled from Absalom (2 Sam. 15:30)
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Solomon built idols (1 Kgs. 11:7)
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Ezekiel saw the glory of the Lord (Ezek. 11:23)
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Jesus gave signs for His Second Coming (Matt. 24–25)
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Jesus prayed, suffered, and was arrested (see Gethsemane)
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Jesus gave the great commission to the twelve apostles and ascended into heaven (Matt. 28:16–20)
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Orson Hyde offered a prophetic prayer in 1841 of dedication for the return of the children of Abraham and the building of a future temple (Dedication of the Holy Land and Orson Hyde’s 1841 Mission to the Holy Land)
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The Savior will appear to all the world in the Second Coming (Zech. 14:3–5; D&C 45:48–53; 133:19–20)
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Palestine - A4
פלשת – "Land of Philistines"
Region / Levant
see Israel
Region between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River / Historically used interchangeably with Canaan and Israel / Today refers to the area which includes the Gaza Strip and West Bank / Name derived in Greek from Philistines
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Patmos, Isle of - E2
Πατμος – "To Patmos"
Island / Greece
Small Greek island in the Aegean Sea
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John was banished and worked in marble quarries (Rev. 1:9); received the Book of Revelation (Rev. 1:11)
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Perea (Beyond Jordan) - G4
עבר הירדן / Περαία – "Land Beyond"
Ancient Region / Modern-day Jordan
Located east of/"beyond" the Jordan River / Similar area as Gilead in Old Testament times
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John the Baptist preached & baptized (John 1:28)
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Great multitudes followed Jesus (Matt. 4:25; Mark 3:8)
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Jesus performed miracles and taught (Matt. 19:1; John 10:40)
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Persia - J4
פרס / 𐎱𐎠𐎼𐎿 –"Cuts" or "Divides"
Ancient City-State / Mesopotamia (Modern-day Iran)
Ancient city-state from modern-day Afghanistan to the Mediterranean / Associated today with Iran / Great empire founded by Cyrus the Great with capitals of Persepolis, Babylon, Shushan/Susa, and Ecbatana
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Cyrus the Great decreed the Jews could return to Jerusalem (Ezra 1)
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Queen Esther saved her people (Esther)
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Philippi - D1
Φιλιπποι – "Lover of Horses"
Ancient City / Greece
Located in northeastern Greece / Founded by Philip II of Macedon, father of Alexander the Great
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Paul visited on second mission (Acts. 16:12; 20:6)
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Lydia became first converted European Christian (Acts 16:14-15)
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Paul wrote letter to church (Philip.)
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Phoenicia - G4
"Red"
Ancient Coastal Region / Levant
Coastal area north of Israel & Palestine / Phoenicians were Semitic with a language similar to Hebrew / Major sea-faring people, facilitating trade between Egypt and Babylon and to the farthest parts of the Mediterranean Sea / Important cities included Byblos, Tyre, & Sidon / Area similar to modern-day Lebanon / Cities include Tyre & Sidon
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Promised Land (Israel & America)
הארץ המבטחת – Ha'aretz ha-Muvtaḥat
Promised Land / Israel or Americas
Located in Israel and also on the American Continents
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Many promised lands are mentioned in the scriptures; often in the Book of Mormon it is referring to the Americas
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Abraham promised Canaan would be given to his seed (Gen. 12:7)
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Moses led the Israelites to the Promised Land (Ex. 12:25)
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Isaiah prophesied Israelites would return to their lands of promise (Isa. 14:1–4)
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Lehi promised he would be led to a land of promise (1 Ne. 2:20)
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Would be home ot the New Jerusalem (Ether 13:4–11)
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Red Sea - G7
הים האדום – "Reed Sea"
Sea / Between Egypt and Midian (Modern-day Saudi Arabia)
40% is less than 160 feet deep
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Moses parted so Israelites could flee Pharaoh (Ex. 14:16)
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Solomon had fleet of ships (1 Kgs. 9:26)
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Rome - A1
ῥώμη – "River"
Ancient City / Italy
Capital of the ancient world / One of Europe's oldest continuously occupied cities
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Paul preached for two years while under house arrest (Acts 28:16-31); wrote several epistles (Eph., Philip., Col., 1&2 Tim., Philemon)
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Peter wrote his epistles (1 & 2 Pet.)
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Traditional spot where Peter and Paul were martyred
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Samaria (Shomron) - B6
שמרון – "Watch Tower"
Ancient City & Region / Israel
Located in the central Israel in the modern-day West Bank
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Among land given to tribes of Ephraim and western half of Manasseh (Josh. 16)
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Capital, residence, and burial place for the kings in the Northern Kingdom (1 Kgs. 16:24–29)
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Under the influence of Jezebel, Ahab built a temple to Baal (1 Kgs. 16:32–33)
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Elijah and Elisha ministered (1 Kgs. 18:2; 2 Kgs. 6:19–20); Ahaziah of Israel turned to idolatry, and Elijah prophesied his death (2 Kgs. 1)
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Conquered by Assyrians in 721 BC, completing the capture of the ten tribes (2 Kgs. 18:9–10); the Assyrians brought in outsiders who intermixed their religion (2 Kgs. 17:24–41); Samaritans emerged as an ethnoreligious group, claiming the area for their own
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Jesus taught a Samaritan woman (see Shechem); later Jesus and disciples were rejected (Luke 9:51–56)
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Jesus healed ten lepers (Luke 17:11–19)
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Originally Jesus told the apostles to avoid Samaria (Matt. 10:5), but later Philip III, Peter, and John went to preach and heal there; Simon the Sorcerer desired to buy the priesthood from them (Acts 8:5–25)
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Shechem (Nablus, Sychar) - B6
שכם – "Shoulder"
Ancient City / Israel: Samaria
Located between Mt. Gerizim and Mt. Ebal
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Abraham built an altar (Gen. 12:6–7)
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Jacob bought land and dug well (Gen. 33:18–20); Simeon and Levi massacred all males after the defilement of sister Dinah (Gen. 34:25)
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Gerizim was the mount of blessing, Ebal was the mount of cursing (Deu. 27–28)
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Joshua erected monument and read the law of Moses to the Israelites; gave part of territory to Ephraimites; encouraged people to “choose this day” and erected a memorial stone “by the sanctuary of the Lord” (Josh. 8:30–35; 17:7; 24)
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Joseph’s bones brought from Egypt and buried (Josh. 24:32; Acts 7:16)
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Abimelech II made king and slayed his seventy brothers (Judg. 9)
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Rehoboam rejected by northern tribes, and the kingdom divided; Jeroboam chosen as king of the Northern Kingdom (1 Kgs. 12)
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Jesus taught a woman of Samaria at Jacob’s well (John 4:4–42)
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Shiloh - B7
שילה – "He Whose it Is"
Ancient City / Israel: Samaria
Located between Bethel and Shechem in the modern-day West Bank
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The Twelve Tribes received their allotted territories (Josh. 18-22)
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Tabernacle and Ark of the Covenant resided for 3 centuries (Josh 18:1)
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Hannah prayed and dedicated her son Samuel to the Lord (1 Sam. 1)
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Eli and Samuel ministered (1 Sam. 3:21)
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Philistines stole the Ark after Battle of Aphek (1 Sam. 4)
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Shushan / Susa - J4
שושן / 𐏂𐎢𐏁𐎠 – "City of Lilies"
Ancient City / Mesopotamia: Persia
Located in eastern Mesopotamia in the lower Zagros Mountains in modern-day Iran / Capital of Elam and winter capital of the Achaemenid Empire/Persia
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Sinai, Mount (Horeb) - F5
סיני – "Thornbush"
Mountain / Egypt
Located in the Sinai peninsula of Egypt, possibly Jabal Mousa today / Elevation 7500'
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Moses, Aaron, and 70 elders spoke with God (Ex. 24:9-12)
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Moses received instructions for the Tabernacle (Ex. 25)
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Israelites worshipped golden calf (Ex. 32:1)
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Sodom & Gomorrah - C9
סדם עמרה – "Place of Pastures" & "Tyrannical Dealings"
Ancient Cities / Israel: Judea
Located near the Dead Sea and part of the five "cities of the plain" / Often symbolic of how wickedness will be destroyed by God
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Lot pitched his tent toward Sodom (Gen. 13:12)
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Battle of Siddim; kings revolted against Mesopotamian rule (Gen. 14)
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Abraham negotiated with God to spare the city (Gen. 18:16–33)
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Destroyed with fire and brimstone by the Lord because of sexual wickedness (Gen. 19); Lot's wife turned to a pillar of salt for wishing to go back (Gen. 19:26)
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Mentioned frequently in the Bible and by Jesus (Luke 10:12; Matt. 11:23–24; Luke 17:29)
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Synagogues (Bet Knesset)
בית כנסת – "House of Assembly"
Place of Worship
Used for worship and prayer in Judaism; similar to a church in Christianity / First known synagogues were built after the Babylonian Exile; pre-Exile most worship revolved around the Tabernacle and Temple
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Jesus often taught in synagogues on the Sabbath (Luke 4:15–16)
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The apostles taught in synagogues around the Roman Empire to spread Christianity (Acts 13:5; 14:1; 17:10)
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Syria (Aram) - G3
ארם / Συρια – "Sun-bright" or "Elevated"
Country or Region / Levant
Located north of Israel & Palestine / Original inhabitants were Semitic / Conquered at different times by Sumerians, Mitanni, Assyrians, Babylonians, Egyptians, Hittites, Phoenicians, Arameans, Persians, Greeks, and Romans / Cities include Ebla, Antioch, and Damascus
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Rezon/Ezron was enemy of Solomon (1 Kgs. 11:23-25)
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Elijah anointed Hazael king (2 Kgs. 19:15)
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Jesus' fame spread throughout (Matt. 4:24)
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Tabernacle / Mt. Tabor / Temples / Temple Mount / Thebes / Thessalonica / Tiberias / Tyre & Sidon
Tabernacle (Mishkan)
משכן – "Tent" or "Dwelling"
Portable Temple
Used from the time of Moses until the Temple of Solomon
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The glory of the Lord filled; became center of worship for Israelites (Ex. 40:33-34)
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After the conquest, Joshua placed it in Shiloh (Josh. 18:1)
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Set up at different times in Mt. Sinai, Bethel, Shiloh, Gilgal, and Gibeon (1 Chr. 16:39)
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David brought the Ark to Jerusalem and Solomon brought the rest to furnish the Temple (2 Sam. 6:17; 1 Kgs. 8:4)
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Tabor, Mount - C4
הר תבור – "Purifying"
Rounded mountain located at the east end of the Jezreel Valley / 8 miles east of Nazareth / Elevation 1886'
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Deborah and Barak defeated the armies of Hazor (Judg. 4:6–17)
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Gideon's brothers were slain (Judg. 8:18)
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Transfiguration of Jesus (alternate site is Mt. Hermon) (Matt. 17:1–21; 2 Pet. 1:16–18)
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Temples (Mt. Zion)
בית המקדש – "House" or "Dwelling Place"
House of the Lord
Built in ancient times as well as today / After Romans destroyed the Second Temple in 70 AD, Jewish worship changed / Jews today worship at the Western Wall (their holiest site) which is the closest wall to where the temple stood / see also Temple Mount
PRE-TEMPLE
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Jews believe the Foundation Stone is where the creation of the world began (Gen. 1)
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Abraham climbed Mt. Moriah to sacrifice his son Isaac (Gen. 22:1-18)
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The Tabernacle was a portable temple
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David brought the Ark of Covenant to his city (see City of David)
FIRST TEMPLE (Temple of Solomon):
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Solomon built and dedicated the first temple on Mt. Moriah/Mt. Zion (1 Kgs. 6–9; 2 Chr. 3–7)
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Hezekiah cleansed the temple (2 Chr. 29:16)
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Micah prophesied it would be destroyed (Jer. 26:18)
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Babylonians destroyed it after the fall of Jerusalem (2 Kgs. 25:8–17)
SECOND TEMPLE (Temple of Zerubbabel or Herod's Temple):
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Zerubbabel and others built Second Temple; vessels were restored (Ezra 1–6)
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Rebuilt and enlarged by Herod the Great
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Zacharias was struck dumb for not believing Elisabeth would conceive (Luke 1:5–23)
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Joseph III and Mary presented infant Jesus; Simeon II and Anna prophesied (Luke 2:22–38)
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Young Jesus taught doctors of the law (Luke 2:41–50)
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Satan tempted Jesus at the pinnacle (see Temple Mount)
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Jesus cleansed the temple (see Temple Mount)
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Jesus taught often at the temple, including daily during His last mortal week (John 7–8; 10:22–39; Luke 19:47–21:4; 21:37–38); prophesied of the destruction of the temple (Mark 13:1–2)
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Judas Iscariot cast down betrayal pieces of silver (Matt. 27:5)
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Veil of the temple was rent after Christ’s death (Matt. 27:51)
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Peter and John healed a cripple and taught; arrested (see Temple Mount)
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People accused Paul of bringing Greeks into the inner courts; Paul was arrested and addressed the crowd (Acts 21:26–22:22)
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Romans destroyed it in 70 AD
OTHER TEMPLE:
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Jews in exile built temples elsewhere, including in Tel Arad, Elephantine, Egypt (see list)
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Nephites built a temple in the Promised Land (2 Ne. 5:16)
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After being refused worship in the Second Temple, Samaritans built a temple on Mt. Gerizim that was later destroyed by John Hyrcanus (2 Macc.)
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First latter-day temple built and dedicated in 1836 in Kirtland, OH (D&C 109); others have followed (D&C 124)
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A future temple will be built in Jerusalem (Ezek. 40–48; Zech. 8:7–9)
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Temple Mount (Mt. Moriah, Mt. Zion) - E8
בית המקדש – "House" or "Dwelling Place"
Platform Plaza / Israel: Judea: Jerusalem
Located on Mt. Moriah (sometimes called Mt. Zion) where both Jewish Temples stood / After Romans destroyed the Second Temple in 70 AD, Jewish worship changed / Jews today worship at the Western Wall (their holiest site) / The oldest Islamic structure in the world (Dome of the Rock) now stands on the Temple Mount / Locations include Temple, Western Wall, and Dome of the Rock
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Jews believe the Foundation Stone is where the creation of the world began (Gen. 1)
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Abraham climbed Mt. Moriah to sacrifice his son Isaac (Gen. 22:1-18)
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Ezekiel shown in vision (Ezek. 40–48)
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Eliashib allowed Tobiah the Ammonite to use a large room in the Temple courts which was for storing temple offerings; grandson married a daughter of Sanballat the Horonite; Nehemiah drove the grandson out of the Temple (Neh. 13:8–9)
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Satan tempted Jesus at the pinnacle of the Temple (Matt. 4:5–7)
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Jesus cleansed the Temple, most likely in the Court of the Gentiles or the main courtyard of the Temple Mount (John 2:13–17)
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The triumphal entry of Jesus started at the Mount of Olives and ended on the Temple Mount (Mark 11:1–11)
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Many gathered in Solomon's Porch to hear Jesus and the apostles teach (John 10:23–39; Acts 3:11; 5:12)
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Peter and John healed a cripple at the Beautiful Gate; arrested (Acts 3–4)
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The Messiah will return through the Golden Gate (Ezek. 43:1–5; 44:1–3)
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Thebes (Luxor, No) - F6
"The Temple"
Ancient City / Egypt
Located on the Nile River in Upper Egypt, 400 miles south of modern-day Cairo / Capital of Egypt during the Middle and New Kingdom Eras, including the Temple of Karnak
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Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Nahum warned "No" of destruction (Jer. 46:25; Ezek. 30:14–16)
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Upper Egypt called "Pathros" by Isaiah and Jeremiah (Isa. 11:11; Jer. 44:1)
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Conquered by Ashurbanipal around 664 BC (Nahum 3:8)
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Thessalonica - D2
Θεσσαλονίκη – "Thessalian Victory"
Ancient City / Greece
Located in northern Greece / Capital of Macedonia / Named for the sister of Alexander the Great / Second largest and wealthiest city of the Byzantine Empire
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Paul & Silas preached (Acts 17:1); Paul wrote letters addressed to the church (1 & 2 Thes.)
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Tiberias (Rakkath) - C4
Τιβεριας – "Good Vision"
Ancient City / Israel: Galilee
Located on the western shore of the Sea of Galilee on the Via Maris trade route / After the fall of Jerusalem, it became a major political and religious hub for the Jews, including the Sanhedrin; much of the Mishna and Jerusalem Talmud were compiled / Today considered one of Judaism's Four Holy Cities / Jews believe the Messiah will rise from the Sea of Galilee and enter the city
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Part of the land given to Naphtali (Josh. 19:35)
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Probably destroyed in Assyrian conquest (2 Kgs. 15:29)
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Became a pagan city rebuilt by Herod Antipas
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Boats mentioned (John 6:35)
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Sea of Galilee sometimes referred to as the Sea of Tiberias (John 21:1)
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Tyre & Sidon (Zidon) - G4
צור / צידן – "Fisher's Town"
Ancient Cities / Mediterranean Coast: Phoenicia
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David & Solomon allied with Hiram of Tyre (2 Sam. 5:11; 1 Kgs. 5)
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Jezebel and father Ithobaal were from Sidon (1 Kgs. 16:31)
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Supplied material for the Temple of Zerubbabel
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Visited by Jesus (Matt. 11:21-22)
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Upper Room (Cenacle) - E9
ἀνάγαιον – "Dining Room"
Large Room / Israel: Judea: Jerusalem: Upper City
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Jesus held the Last Supper (Matt. 26:17–30; Mark 14:12–31; Luke 22:7–38; John 13:1–35)
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Possibly where Jesus appeared to 11 disciples (Mark 16:14)
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Apostles met after the Ascension; chose Matthias (Acts 1:13–14)
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Possibly where Pentecost happened (Acts 2)
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Via Maris
"Way of the Sea"
Trade Route / Egypt, Levant, Asia Minor, Mesopotamia
One of the most important ancient trade routes / Passed through Megiddo, the Jezreel Valley, Tiberias, the Sea of Galilee, Capernaum, and Damascus
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Most likely used by the Patriarchs to travel to Egypt and Mesopotamia
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Lord directed the Israelites on a different path away from the "Way of the Philistines" (Ex. 13:17)
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Isaiah prophesied Galilee and the way of the sea would be honored with Jesus' light (Isa. 9:1); prophesy was fulfilled when Jesus dwelt in Nazareth and Capernaum (Matt. 4:15)
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Western Wall (Wailing Wall) - E8
הכותל המערבי
Retaining Wall of Temple Mount / Israel: Judea: Jerusalem
Holiest site in the world for Jews / Wall close to where the Temple once stood
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Zarahemla
"Seed of Compassion"
Ancient City/Region / America
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Named after a leader of the Mulekites (Omni 1:14–18)
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Church established (Alma 5:2)
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Burned at Christ's death (3 Ne. 8:8)
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Zion
ציון – "Fortress"
Many meanings including a mountain in Jerusalem or a place of holiness
See City of Enoch, Israel, Jackson County, Jerusalem, Promised Land, or the Temple
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Also defined by the Lord as "the pure in heart" (D&C 97:21)













































































































