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Location: Mount Meron Description: Looking westward to Mount Meron, at 4,000 feet, the highest mountain in Israel and a probable site of the transfiguration. (Mt. Hermon, 9200 feet, was located in the Tetrarchy of Philip in the first century A.D.) |
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Location: Mount Meron Description: Looking southeastward from Mount Meron over the Sea of Galilee to the Lower Golan hills of the Decapolis. Most of Jesus' Galilean minstry took place in this region north and east of the lake. |
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Location: Mount Meron Description: Looking northeastward from Mount Meron across the upper Jordan Valley towards snow-capped Mt. Hermon, twenty-five miles away. |
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