Juttah
The village where Homele Isaac the shepherd.
Inhabitants or natives[edit | edit source]
Isaac the shepherd of the Nativity, Joachim and Sarah the couple who raised Isaac, Mary, Emmanuel, Joseph, Jesaï his children, Judith, a neighbor.
Description[edit | edit source]
"The spur of the mountain that extends southward is the amphitheater that Homele this peaceful gathering. Sitting on the grass or astride the dry stone wall, with a vast horizon around, above the sky without limits, below the torrent that laughs and sparkles in the morning sun, in the greenery of the grassy, wooded hills."[1]The landscapes of Ephraim in Samaria recall those of Jutta[2].
Significant events[edit | edit source]
Isaac, shepherd of the Nativity, ill, lives miserably in a hut, comforted by some inhabitants. He evangelizes the population there. After his healing by Jesus, his hut will be transformed by the inhabitants into a prayer room to meditate on the teaching of Jesus. If not the first Church, which is the Cenacle, it is the first prayer room of Christianity. Its inhabitants will remain faithful:"But you my beloved of Jutta, you who tremble with love in the knowledge of God, you who, because of Me, are despised as fools by the powerful (...) while precisely in you and those like you is grafted the shoot of eternal Life, of Him who has his root in the Father, and for that you are part of God, who are of God". [3]
Its name[edit | edit source]
Yatta or Yutta – On a low eminence 89 km south of Hebron.
Where is it mentioned in the work?[edit | edit source]
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Learn more about this place[edit | edit source]
Fortified city, assigned to the class of priests.
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