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Looking from the synagogue toward what may be Peter's house in the background, covered by a
modern structure. There is some speculation that the house in the foreground may have been
Yeshua's. (Consider: was Yeshua a poor man? The wise men who visited him in his childhood
didn't bring just a few baubles. They were coming to pay homage to a KING!)
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The synagogue at K'far Nachum (Capernaum), built in the late 4th century C.E.
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The synagogue at K'far Nachum
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Sign says, "The Late Fourth
Century A.D. 'White Synagogue' Built upon the Synagogue of Jesus." The black basalt stones
are from the first century synagogue.
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Webmaster with Dr. Brad Young, November, 1991
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Stone column at K'far Nachum. Carved inscription says, "Alpheus the son of Zebidah the son
of John made this column. May it be to him a blessing."
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Columns on display near the synagogue. Notice the capitals in the form of scrolls.
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Stone bench to one side in the synagogue.
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