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British Mandate: A Survey of Palestine: Supplement - Page 123 |
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Bethlehem The Church of the Nativity, with the Grotto of the Manger, the Grotto of St. Jerome, the Field of the Shepherds.
'Ein Karim The traditional birthplace of St. John the Baptist, and the place of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary to Her cousin Elizabeth.
El Qubeiba (Emmaus) The House of Cleopas,
GALILEE-ACRE DISTRICT
Nazareth
The Well, the place of Annunciation, the place of Precipitation.
The place of the Transfiguration. including the site of Capernaum, of the miracle of the Feeding of the Multitude, and of Jesus' walking on the water.
Mount Tabor
The Area of the Sea of Galilee, or Lake Tiberias,
SAMARIA DISTRICT Nab/us
Jacob's Well.
Shrines not connected with the life of Jesus, but venerated by Christians :-
Jaffa
Lydda Haifa
Tabitha's Tomb, House of Simon the Tanner.
The Tomb of St. George. Mount Carmel.
10. All the above shrines and sites, together with many others, have, throughout the years, been described in detail by Church authorities, pilgrims, travellers, and in hand books.
11. There is no unanimity in all the cases recorded above. In some, two or more sites are associated with the same incident : in not a few cases the ownership of the actual site and the rights at a particular site are in dispute between two or more of the authorities of the various confessions; in some cases, there are doubts as to the authenticity of a particular site. But there can be no doubt that all the sites enumerated have been sanctified by the devotion and veneration of generations of worshippers coming from every land in which the Christian Faith has adherents.
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