Meiron
South of Mount Meron.
Residents or natives
Anne and Jude of Meron, the old couple of winemakers, their grandchildren: Jude and Mary who will see Jesus resurrected, their servant whose son will be healed by Jesus.
Description
"the mountainous road leading to Meiron, and the more the road climbs, the wider becomes the beautiful view of the lake of Tiberias, visible through an opening in a gorge on nearby arch-shaped hills, which, however, obstruct the sight of lake Merom while the view extends beyond the lake of Tiberias, on the tableland beyond the Jordan, as far as the remote indented mountains of Hauran, Trachonitis and Perea."[1]
Notable events
Jesus healed a young child struck with paralysis following a fall.[2]
Its name
Currently Meiron.
Where is it mentioned in the work?
GRM 108
GRM 339
Learn more about this place
Place of battle between the powerful Canaanites and the Israelites led by Joshua.[3]
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