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P. 586, Roterod. ), and in the time of St. John had become the regular name of the place. Compare, however. Acts vii. 16, where Stephen, perhaps designedly, recurs to the ancient name, and Wi&seler, Chron. Synops. P. 256 sq. (note), where the name is connected, apparently less probably, with ~~C=~r*i', "to hire, " in reference to Gen. Xxxiii. 19. It is now called 2sabu- lus, by a contraction from the name of Neapolis, afterwards given it by the Romans; but it seems probable that the ancient cit...y was larger and extended nearer to Jacob's well. See Robinson, Palestine, Vol. Ii. P. 292 (ed. 2), where there Avill be found a full and excellent description of the place and its vicinity. Compare also Thomson, The Land and the Boole, Vol. Ii. P. 200 sq. , where a sketch will be found of the entrance into the city. Van de Velde, Syria and Palestine, Vol. I. P. 386 sq. , and a photographic view by Frith, Egypt and Palestine, Tart iv. 3.
4 See Acts viii. 5 sq. , where the thankful reception of the Gospel on the part 130 THE EARLY JUD^AN MINISTRY.
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P. 586, Roterod. ), and in the time of St. John had become the regular name of the place. Compare, however. Acts vii. 16, where Stephen, perhaps designedly, recurs to the ancient name, and Wi&seler, Chron. Synops. P. 256 sq. (note), where the name is connected, apparently less probably, with ~~C=~r*i', "to hire, " in reference to Gen. Xxxiii. 19. It is now called 2sabu- lus, by a contraction from the name of Neapolis, afterwards given it by the Romans; but it seems probable that the ancient cit...y was larger and extended nearer to Jacob's well. See Robinson, Palestine, Vol. Ii. P. 292 (ed. 2), where there Avill be found a full and excellent description of the place and its vicinity. Compare also Thomson, The Land and the Boole, Vol. Ii. P. 200 sq. , where a sketch will be found of the entrance into the city. Van de Velde, Syria and Palestine, Vol. I. P. 386 sq. , and a photographic view by Frith, Egypt and Palestine, Tart iv. 3.
4 See Acts viii. 5 sq. , where the thankful reception of the Gospel on the part 130 THE EARLY JUD^AN MINISTRY.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G H Griffith Henry Humphrey to read onlineMoreLess
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