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Who was the group of merchants?
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What was the group called that was known for making a long religious journey?
In Christianity The three wise men took a long journey to Bethlehem.
Where to visit in Bethlehem?
The church of the nativity. Beautiful! :)
Which religious group Israeli or Palestinian seems to be in charge of Bethlehem?
"Israeli" and "Palestinian" are political groups. The religious groups would Jewish, Christian, or Muslim. As for whether the Israelis or Palestinians are in control of Bethlehem, Bethlehem is ostensibly in Zone A of the West Bank which means that the Palestinian Authority has both municipal control and police responsibility. Of course, like most places in the West Bank, though, there is significant Israeli interference.
Who was the first Pope to visit Bethlehem?
Pope Paul VI
Where did the Magi visit Jesus?
The Magi visited Jesus in Bethlehem.
How many people visit Bethlehem each year?
A news feature from the German ddp agency says that Bethlehem's mayor Batarseh gave a number of about 1.25 million for the year 2008 ("Bethlehem - Keiner will Ronis Krippenfiguren", focus.de, 21.12.2008).
Which group moved from Bethlehem Pennsylvania to North Carolina?
moravians
Where does Bethlehem lie in relation to Jerusalem?
Bethlehem is located about 6 miles south of Jerusalem in the West Bank. It is a short distance from Jerusalem and is often visited by tourists and pilgrims for its historical and religious significance.
What does the star of Bethlehem symbolizes?
The three wise men coming to visit baby jesus.
What kind of town was Bethlehem?
Bethlehem was a small town in ancient Judea known for its significance in religious history, particularly as the birthplace of Jesus Christ in Christianity. It was also an important commercial center and a center for shepherding due to its location.
What is a religious group?
A religious group can be called a sect. A religious group can also be called a congregation when all attend the same church. A religious group might have more than one sect, or group of individuals, like the Amish.
