Bethany

Also known as: el-Azariyeh, House of Affliction

Modern name: Al-Eizariya, Palestinian Territories

Judah New Testament

Bethany was a place of deep friendship and faith for Jesus. The raising of Lazarus was the climactic sign that demonstrated Jesus' power over death and foreshadowed His own resurrection.

About Bethany

A village on the eastern slope of the Mount of Olives, about two miles from Jerusalem. It was the home of Mary, Martha, and Lazarus, whom Jesus raised from the dead. Jesus was anointed with costly perfume here before His crucifixion.

Biblical Significance

Bethany was a place of deep friendship and faith for Jesus. The raising of Lazarus was the climactic sign that demonstrated Jesus' power over death and foreshadowed His own resurrection.

Geographic Location

Latitude

31.7706°

Longitude

35.2592°

Known today as: Al-Eizariya, Palestinian Territories

Quick Facts

Region
Judah
Testament
New Testament
Modern Name
Al-Eizariya, Palestinian Territories
Key Verses
5
Coordinates
31.77°, 35.26°
Other Names
2

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