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BETHSAIDA

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Source
Encyclopaedia Britannica (1911) / britannica_1911
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public_domain
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1911:bethsaida:e23c773bc085
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sha256
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2026-02-08 18:42:45
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bethsaida, a pool or public bath in jerusalem, where miraculous cures were believed to be performed. the following identifications have been suggested: _birket isra'il_, near st stephen's gate; a large cistern, near st anne's church; the "twin pools," north of the haram (the ancient temple area); the _hammam esh-shifa'_ or pool of healing, west of the haram; the virgin's fountain, south of the haram; and the "pool of siloam." which, if any, of these identifications is correct, it is impossible to say.