#itisaverygoodland
An Ancient Synagogue in Susya (5th century CE)
https://maps.app.goo.gl/tLw482nX8E2vHULbA
This synaggogoue is unique in several ways:
It is one of four in the southern Hebron mountains which have three things in common:
- No Columns
- Stone Menora's
- Entrance from the east (like in the temple)
Also they have very thick walls, and roling stones to close the entraces in case of emergency. The one in Susya additionally has an escape tunnel out of the synagogue.
But the most special feature here is that of the mosaics mentions a Yeshua (ישוע). Can you spot it?
I had the opportunity to pray in there with my jewish brothers. Thatr was so special!
#itisaverygoodland
An Ancient Synagogue in Susya (5th century CE)
https://maps.app.goo.gl/tLw482nX8E2vHULbA
This synaggogoue is unique in several ways:
It is one of four in the southern Hebron mountains which have three things in common:
- No Columns
- Stone Menora's
- Entrance from the east (like in the temple)
Also they have very thick walls, and roling stones to close the entraces in case of emergency. The one in Susya additionally has an escape tunnel out of the synagogue.
But the most special feature here is that of the mosaics mentions a Yeshua (ישוע). Can you spot it?
I had the opportunity to pray in there with my jewish brothers. Thatr was so special!
#itisaverygoodland
An Ancient Synagogue in Susya (5th century CE)
https://maps.app.goo.gl/tLw482nX8E2vHULbA
This synaggogoue is unique in several ways:
It is one of four in the southern Hebron mountains which have three things in common:
- No Columns
- Stone Menora's
- Entrance from the east (like in the temple)
Also they have very thick walls, and roling stones to close the entraces in case of emergency. The one in Susya additionally has an escape tunnel out of the synagogue.
But the most special feature here is that of the mosaics mentions a Yeshua (ישוע). Can you spot it?
I had the opportunity to pray in there with my jewish brothers. Thatr was so special!
Question 27: Who was David’s mother?
Answer:
Her name is not given in Scripture. The reference to Abigail, one of the members of Jesse's family, in 2 Samuel 17:25, is frequently misunderstood. The Nahash there mentioned is either another name for Jesse or it refers to Nahash, king of Ammon, one of whose wives afterward became the wife of Jesse, as stated in the chronicles of the Jewish church.
Frequently asked questions and answers:
Question 26: What was the name of Cain’s wife?
Answer:
The name of Cain's wife is nowhere mentioned in the Bible. Arab traditions are preserved in one of which she is called Azura, in another Save, but these are not seriously regarded by scholars.