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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
Caesarea
Herod the Great built it as a Roman port on the Mediterranean coast, and it served as the administrative capital of Roman Judea. Cornelius the centurion lived there. Paul spent two years there in prison.
Herod the Great built it as a Roman port on the Mediterranean coast, and it served as the administrative capital of Roman Judea. Cornelius the centurion lived there. Paul spent two years there in prison.
Caesarea was a Roman port city built by Herod the Great on the Mediterranean coast, serving as the administrative capital of Roman Judea, and it's where the centurion Cornelius lived and where Paul was imprisoned for two years before his voyage to Rome.
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- Matthew 16:13
- Mark 8:27
- Acts 8:40
- Acts 9:30
- Acts 10:1
- Acts 10:24
- Acts 11:11
- Acts 12:19
- Acts 18:22
- Acts 21:8
- Acts 21:16
- Acts 23:23
- Acts 23:33
- Acts 25:1
- Acts 25:4
- Acts 25:6
- Acts 25:13
