History Globe
Tour · c. AD 30
The life of Jesus
Bethlehem Matt 2:1
Jesus is born in Bethlehem of Judea in the days of Herod.
Open on the map →Egypt Matt 2:13–15 · ≈ 410 km in a straight line
Joseph takes the child and his mother to Egypt.
Open on the map →Nazareth Matt 2:23 · ≈ 475 km in a straight line
The family settles in Nazareth.
Open on the map →Bethany John 1:28 · ≈ 99 km in a straight line, ≈ 150 km by Roman roads
John baptises at Bethabara (Bethany) beyond the Jordan.
Open on the map →Cana John 2:1–11 · ≈ 110 km in a straight line, ≈ 150 km by Roman roads
The wedding at Cana: water becomes wine.
Open on the map →Sychar John 4:5–42 · ≈ 67 km in a straight line, ≈ 94 km by Roman roads
At Jacob's well he speaks with the Samaritan woman.
Open on the map →Capernaum Matt 4:13 · ≈ 78 km in a straight line, ≈ 92 km by Roman roads
He leaves Nazareth and makes his home in Capernaum.
Open on the map →Nain Luke 7:11–17 · ≈ 35 km in a straight line, ≈ 77 km by Roman roads
He raises the widow's son at Nain.
Open on the map →Bethsaida Mark 8:22–26 · ≈ 41 km in a straight line, ≈ 82 km by Roman roads
He heals a blind man at Bethsaida.
Open on the map →Caesarea Philippi Matt 16:13–20 · ≈ 38 km in a straight line, ≈ 40 km by Roman roads
Peter confesses: "Thou art the Christ."
Open on the map →Jericho Luke 19:1–10 · ≈ 155 km in a straight line, ≈ 175 km by Roman roads
On the way to Jerusalem, Zacchaeus at Jericho.
Open on the map →Bethany John 12:1–8 · ≈ 19 km in a straight line, ≈ 22 km by Roman roads
Six days before the Passover, a supper at Bethany.
Open on the map →Jerusalem Matt 21:1–11 · ≈ 2 km in a straight line, ≈ 4 km by Roman roads
The entry into Jerusalem.
Open on the map →Gethsemane Matt 26:36–56
Prayer and arrest in Gethsemane.
Open on the map →Golgotha Matt 27:33–56
The crucifixion at Golgotha.
Open on the map →Emmaus Luke 24:13–35 · ≈ 6 km in a straight line, ≈ 7 km by Roman roads
The risen Lord on the road to Emmaus.
Open on the map →Bethany Luke 24:50–53 · ≈ 9 km in a straight line, ≈ 12 km by Roman roads
The Ascension, near Bethany.
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