NAIN. na'-in (Navi): This town is mentioned in Scripture only in connection with the visit of Jesus and the miracle of raising the widow's son from the dead . The name persists to this day, and …

After the fall of the Latin kingdom in the 12th century, Nain became a Muslim village (as it remains). A French monk who visited the place in 1664 related: “In the village are one hundred …

2024年8月8日 · A small village in ancient Israel, Nain holds a unique place in the New Testament. Though mentioned only briefly, its significance is profound due to an impactful miracle …

2022年1月4日 · Nain was a small village in Galilee, located approximately four miles from Mount Tabor and twenty-five miles southwest of Capernaum, Jesus’ residence during His earthly …

Ancient Nineveh. Ancient Manners and Customs, Daily Life, Cultures, Bible Lands NINEVEH was the famous capital of an... Read More

The city of Nain. Let’s fast-forward 800 years, and visit the same location, or at least a town just three or four miles away. By the time of Jesus, Shunem was no more, and the main body of …

2024年9月13日 · According to Luke, the village of Naim (Nain) was one of the cities in the Galilee where Jesus toured, accompanied with his 12 apostles and assistant women, at the summer …

Nain’s significance lies in the vivid miracle recorded in Luke 7:11-17, which not only brings a dead man back to life but also shines a bright spotlight on Jesus’ divine authority and compassion. …

Located 8 miles southeast of Nazareth, Nai’n (also called ‘Nein,’ ‘Nin’, or ‘Naim’) is a small Arab village in lower Galilee. Christian pilgrim Groups often miss the site, yet it bears a church …

Nain was a small village about 6 miles SE of Nazareth, Eusebius (Onom 140:3) referred to it as Naeim, 12 miles S of Mount Tabor near Endor. Click on the Map Nain in Bible Cities