Bozrah, in the Bible, means "sheepfold" and was a serene city in Edom southeast of the Dead Sea. As registered in an apiece ecclesiastical report, Bozrah was the capital city…

Antioch in the Bible has settled nearly the farthest limit of the divide into four equal parts of one hundred BCE by Seleucus I Nicator. An individual of Alexander the…

The waters of the Red Sea in the Bible begin at the Bab el Mandeb Strait, which is 150 miles wide on average and divided into two arms. The Israelites…

Ur was an important city in Mesopotamia, of which only ruins remain today. The ruins site of Ur in the Bible is located 150 kilometers west of Basra in Iraq…

Caesarea in the Bible is a small town near the waters of the Jordan, famous in the Hellenistic age for a cave (from which the Jordan flows). It was dedicated…

Paran in the Bible was the point furthest South accomplished by apiece emperor. The Christians present Paran in the Bible by terebinths and peruse "to the terebinth of Paran." The…

Sheba in the Bible is a land where the famous Queen of Sheba ruled her kingdom and is mentioned in the Hebrew Bible and the Quran. Books of doctrine report…