Also known as: Kfar Nahum, Village of Nahum
Modern name: Kfar Nahum, Israel (ruins)
Capernaum became Jesus' adopted home base during His Galilean ministry. Despite witnessing many miracles, the city was ultimately condemned by Jesus for its unbelief.
A fishing village on the northwest shore of the Sea of Galilee that served as Jesus' ministry headquarters. Many of His miracles were performed here, including healing Peter's mother-in-law and the centurion's servant.
Capernaum became Jesus' adopted home base during His Galilean ministry. Despite witnessing many miracles, the city was ultimately condemned by Jesus for its unbelief.
Latitude
32.8811°
Longitude
35.5753°
Known today as: Kfar Nahum, Israel (ruins)
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