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Jesus Baptism Site John Baptist Bethany Beyond Jordan. Actual baptism site of Jesus. Jordan River Moved and Ruins are of Byzantine Churches marking spot of baptism. Rediscovered late 1990s and early 2000.
John Baptist Greek Orthodox Church Next To Jordan River Jesus Baptism Site John Baptist Bethany Beyond Jordan. Actual baptism site of Jesus. Jordan River Moved and Ruins are of Byzantine Churches marking spot of baptism. Rediscovered late 1990s and early 2000. Church opened 2011.
Jesus Baptism Site John Baptist Bethany Beyond Jordan. Actual baptism site of Jesus. Jordan River Moved and Ruins are of Byzantine Churches marking spot of baptism. Rediscovered late 1990s and early 2000.
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Jordan River Abstract Near Bethany Betharaba Where John baptized Jesus. Picture taken from Jordan side looking at Israel. Site just next to Al-Maghtas where actual baptism took place
Jordan River Abstract Near Bethany Betharaba Where John baptized Jesus. Picture taken from Jordan side looking at Israel. Site just next to Al-Maghtas where actual baptism took place
Sign for the Jordan River at Bethany-Beyond-the-Jordan, Jordan, where Jesus was baptized. The river itself is on the opposite side of the buildings in the background.
Jordan river baptism site in the judea desert
Frescoes Dome John Baptist Greek Orthodox Church Jesus Baptism Site John Baptist Bethany Beyond Jordan. Actual baptism site of Jesus. Jordan River Moved and Ruins are of Byzantine Churches marking spot of baptism. Rediscovered late 1990s and early 2000. Church opened 2011 on Old Church site
Jesus Christ Fresco Dome John Baptist Greek Orthodox Church Jesus Baptism Site John Baptist Bethany Beyond Jordan. Actual baptism site of Jesus. Jordan River Moved and Ruins are of Byzantine Churches marking spot of baptism. Rediscovered late 1990s and early 2000. Church opened 2011 on Old Church site
Female Saints Fresco John Baptist Greek Orthodox Church Jesus Baptism Site John Baptist Bethany Beyond Jordan. Actual baptism site of Jesus. Jordan River Moved and Ruins are of Byzantine Churches marking spot of baptism. Rediscovered late 1990s and early 2000. Church opened 2011 on Old Church site
Bethany beyond the Jordan - place where Jesus was baptised by John the Baptist in the Jordan River, Middle East
Christian Churches at Bethany beyond the Jordan river, Jordan
Animal Tree Mosaic John Baptist Greek Orthodox Church Jesus Baptism Site John Baptist Bethany Beyond Jordan. Actual baptism site of Jesus. Jordan River Moved and Ruins are of Byzantine Churches marking spot of baptism. Rediscovered late 1990s and early 2000. Church opened 2011 on Old Church site
Animal Tree Mosaic John Baptist Greek Orthodox Church Jesus Baptism Site John Baptist Bethany Beyond Jordan. Actual baptism site of Jesus. Jordan River Moved and Ruins are of Byzantine Churches marking spot of baptism. Rediscovered late 1990s and early 2000. Church opened 2011 on Old Church site
Bethany beyond the Jordan - cloudy water of the Jordan River near place where Jesus Christ was baptized
The sight where Jesus was baptised by John the Baptist at Bethany Beyond the Jordan.
The churches in The Baptism Site, known as "Bethany beyond the Jordan" (Al-Maghtas) on the east bank of the Jordan River, reputed to be the location of the Baptism of Jesus by John the Baptist. The place has also been referred to as Bethabara and historically Bethany or Bethany Beyond the Jordan
Ruins Byzantine Churches Elijah's Hill Near Jesus Baptism Site Bethany Beyond Jordan. Jordan River Moved and Ruins are of Byzantine Churches marking spot of baptism. Rediscovered late 1990s and early 2000.
Jordan River John Baptist Greek Orthodox Church Jesus Baptism Site John Baptist Bethany Beyond Jordan. Actual baptism site of Jesus. Jordan River Moved and Ruins are of Byzantine Churches marking spot of baptism. Rediscovered late 1990s and early 2000. Church opened 2011.
Jordan River John Baptist Greek Orthodox Church Jesus Baptism Site John Baptist Bethany Beyond Jordan. Actual baptism site of Jesus. Jordan River Moved and Ruins are of Byzantine Churches marking spot of baptism. Rediscovered late 1990s and early 2000. Church opened 2011.
Bethany-beyond-the-Jordan, Jordan - November 11, 2010: Bethany-beyond-the-Jordan is considered by scholars to be the most likely location of the baptism of Jesus. Inaccessible to tourists before the 1994 peace agreement between Jordan and Israel, it is now the only place on the Jordan River open to visitors. In the foreground is a Jordanian soldier; across the river are two Israeli soldiers.
Al Maghtas, Jordan - October 31 2022: Saint John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church Insode or Interior at the Site of the Baptism of Jesus Christ
Qasr el Yahud, Israel - October 29, 2016: Religious Christians immerse themselves into the waters of the Jordan river of baptismal site Qasr el Yahud in Israel. The baptismal site on the banks of the Jordan River, is the site where according to tradition, Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist
Al-Maghtas, Jordan - October 29, 2016: Al-Maghtas ruins on the Jordanian side of the Jordan River are the location for the Baptism of Jesus and the ministry of John the Baptist
Travel to the Middle East. Jordan Valley. Church in Bethany
John Paul II Arch Mosaic Ruins Byzantine Churches Elijah's Hill Near Jesus Baptism Site Bethany Beyond Jordan. Jordan River Moved and Ruins are of Byzantine Churches marking spot of baptism. Rediscovered late 1990s and early 2000.
People are walking to the Jordan River to visit the baptismal area at Bethany, from visitor center on desert. O the way the are some facility like water and shade area.
Elijah's Hill Christian Churches Near Jesus Baptism Site Bethany Beyond Jordan. Jordan River Moved and Ruins are of Byzantine Churches marking spot of baptism. Rediscovered late 1990s and early 2000.
Altar Icons John Baptist Greek Orthodox Church Jesus Baptism Site John Baptist Bethany Beyond Jordan. Actual baptism site of Jesus. Jordan River Moved and Ruins are of Byzantine Churches marking spot of baptism. Rediscovered late 1990s and early 2000. Church opened 2011 on Old Church site
The gold dome and cross of an orthodox church at the holy site of Bethany Beyond the Jordan.
Jordan River Abstract Near Bethany Betharaba Where John baptized Jesus. Picture taken from Jordan side looking at Israel. Site just next to Al-Maghtas where actual baptism took place
Jesus Christ Fresco Dome John Baptist Greek Orthodox Church Jesus Baptism Site John Baptist Bethany Beyond Jordan. Actual baptism site of Jesus. Jordan River Moved and Ruins are of Byzantine Churches marking spot of baptism. Rediscovered late 1990s and early 2000. Church opened 2011 on Old Church site
Pope John Paul II Arch church at Bethany beyond the Jordan river, Jordan
Baptism of Jesus Christ at Bethany Jordan Al Maghtas baptism site Jordan River
Jordan River Abstract Near Bethany Betharaba Where John baptized Jesus. Picture taken from Jordan side looking at Israel. Site just next to Al-Maghtas where actual baptism took place
The Jordan river seperating Jordan from Israel at Bethany Beyond the Jordan.
Altar Icons John Baptist Greek Orthodox Church Jesus Baptism Site John Baptist Bethany Beyond Jordan. Actual baptism site of Jesus. Jordan River Moved and Ruins are of Byzantine Churches marking spot of baptism. Rediscovered late 1990s and early 2000. Church opened 2011 on Old Church site
Bethany beyond the Jordan - place where Jesus was baptised by John the Baptist in the Jordan River, Middle East
Baptism Fresco Chandelier John Baptist Greek Orthodox Church Jesus Baptism Site John Baptist Bethany Beyond Jordan. Actual baptism site of Jesus. Jordan River Moved and Ruins are of Byzantine Churches marking spot of baptism. Rediscovered late 1990s and early 2000. Church opened 2011 on Old Church site
Frescoes John Baptist Greek Orthodox Church Jesus Baptism Site John Baptist Bethany Beyond Jordan. Actual baptism site of Jesus. Jordan River Moved and Ruins are of Byzantine Churches marking spot of baptism. Rediscovered late 1990s and early 2000. Church opened 2011 on Old Church site
Jesus Christ Fresco Dome John Baptist Greek Orthodox Church Jesus Baptism Site John Baptist Bethany Beyond Jordan. Actual baptism site of Jesus. Jordan River Moved and Ruins are of Byzantine Churches marking spot of baptism. Rediscovered late 1990s and early 2000. Church opened 2011 on Old Church site
The visitor having shop after visiting Bethany beyond the jordan area. Situated on the eastern bank of the River Jordan, Bethany, Jordan - February 13, 2010
Sign for the Jordan River at Bethany-Beyond-the-Jordan, Jordan, where Jesus was baptized. The river itself is further down the walkway.
The rock foundations surrounding the Jordan River baptismal site, photographed from above.
The Baptism Site of Jesus Christ is recorded in the biblical gospels as being located in Bethany Beyond the Jordan on the eastern bank of the Jordan River in what is modern-day Jordan. Excavations have revealed the remains of five churches that were built since the 5th century as memorials to Jesus' baptism. The 6th-century mosaic map discovered in Madaba, Jordan – the oldest surviving original cartographic depiction of the Holy Land – also verifies the authenticity of this site. UNESCO appointed the Baptism Site as a World Heritage Site in 2001.
New Christian Church Jesus Baptism Site John Baptist Bethany Beyond Jordan. Actual baptism site of Jesus. Jordan River Moved and Ruins are of Byzantine Churches marking spot of baptism. Rediscovered late 1990s and early 2000. Church opened 2011 on Old Church site