What did St. Paul do on the road to Emmaus?
The Bible doesn't say who it was traveling on the road to Emmaus: Luk 24:13 Now behold, two of them were traveling that same day to a village called Emmaus, which was seven miles from Jerusalem. Maybe you mean this: Saul later called Paul was traveling to Damascus with letters from the high priest in Jerusalem. Saul was looking for looking for Christians, who he was going to take back to Jerusalem to the Jewish…
What is the distance from Jerusalem to Capernaum?
The mileage from Jerusalem to Nazareth and Capernaum and vice versa is: Approximately 120 miles (193 km)! The most direct route would be about 90 miles, however this would be through Samaria. This was an area between Jerusalem and the Galilee area to the north. The Jews as a whole hated the Samaritans and they the Jews. Travel through Samaria was to be avoided because of the mountainous conditions and the racial hatred. The travel…
What is the route from Jerusalem to Kadesh-Barnea?
To get from Jerusalem to Kadesh-Barnea as the crow flies would be roughly south-southwest. The site that is most likely Kadesh-Barnea, as it is unclear exactly where it is, is in Egypt, so a current road-trip would have to go from Jerusalem to the Israel-Egypt border crossing at Eilat-Taba and then to proceed northwest once in Egypt. In terms of the Ancient Israelites, which may be the target of this question, they never went from…
How do you get an emergency US passport in Israel if you are flying to the United States and you are a US citizen?
An emergency U.S. passport may be issued by the Consulate General of the United States in Jerusalem, Israel. The Consulate may be notified of the need by telephone, mail, in person, fax or email. Its regular business hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Telphone numbers to call during business hours are 02-630-4000 or 02-630-4186. Outside those hours, the emergency number is 02-622-7250. The mailing address is United States Consulate General, Attn…