Saphet
In Upper Galilee.
Inhabitants or natives
The mother of the young Shalem had properties there, John and Mary her stewards, Michael, Isaac, Esther, and Judith, household people.[1]
Description
"The road leading to Saphet leaves the plain of Korazim to climb toward a significant group of mountains richly covered with vegetation. A watercourse descends from these mountains and surely flows toward the Sea of Tiberias."[2]
"In the country of my mother, there is a blue sea, in the midst of all green mountains. You see it far below, with so many white sails flying on it, and beautiful towns around. And on the hills there are so many caves where wild bees make their honey, sweet, so sweet."[3]
Notable events
It is on the road to Saphet that Jesus, poorly Homeli in Korazim, tells the parable of the barren fig tree.[4]
Its name
Safet - Zefat – Safad. In Upper Galilee, at the eastern foot of Mount Meron and south of the ruins of Hazor.
Where is it mentioned in the work?
GRM 338
GRM 584
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