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1. • • Travel was limited: by foot or donkey. Travel was affected greatly by weather, the environment and the seasons. Some of Jesus’ journeys were around the Sea of Galilee, along the River Jordan, to Jericho and Jerusalem in the highlands and deserts.
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   How far did people travel in the time of Jesus?

   • In the time of Jesus, most people traveled on foot, and the terrain between Galilee and the Jordan River valley was varied and sometimes challenging (Zoubi & Ibrahim, 2020, pp. 72–78). A typical traveler in those days might cover about 20-30 kilometers (12-18 miles) per day under normal conditions.

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   How did Jesus travel?

   • In the biblical time, among the only mentioned means of land transportation were chariots, horses and donkeys. But for most people, including Jesus (except for the short time He rode the donkey during His famous entrance in Jerusalem), walking was the only option for traveling to another city.

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   Where did Jesus go on his journey?

   • This journey would have taken Jesus through diverse landscapes – from the hills of Galilee, through the Jordan Valley, to the arid regions near the Dead Sea. Each step of this journey was a step towards His public ministry, a ministry that would change the course of human history.

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   How did people travel in the Bible?

   • People in the biblical time traveled miles and miles on foot. In the biblical time, among the only mentioned means of land transportation were chariots, horses and donkeys.

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   Where did Jesus spend most of his time?

   • The region surrounding Nazareth and Capernaum where Jesus spent most of his time included powerful cities such as Sepphoris and Tiberias that were connected to the international transport routes.

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   Did Jesus walk everywhere he went?

   • About 2,000 years later, when Jesus was on Earth, it seems that He walked nearly everywhere He went. Although animals such as mules, donkeys, horses, and camels often were used when traveling really long distances, walking was still the most common method of travel.

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   Jun 8, 2011 · About 2,000 years later, when Jesus was on Earth, it seems that He walked nearly everywhere He went. Although animals such as mules, donkeys, horses, and camels often were used when traveling really long distances, walking was still the most common method of travel.

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   The Bible leaves us hanging for approximately 18 years after the 12 year-old Jesus visits the temple in Jerusalem (Luke 2:41-52). During this time, we can speculate that he likely lived in Nazareth, working with his father as a builder in the region.

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6. aleteia.org › 2017/01/24 › biblical-travel-how-farBiblical travel: How far to where, and what about the donkey?

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   Jan 24, 2017 · The range encompasses both Bethlehem and Jerusalem. Galilee is north of Jerusalem; Bethlehem is to the south. The shortest route, 70 miles more or less as the crow flies, is through Samaria. Given...

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   Aug 10, 2024 · How far did Jesus travel from Nazareth to be baptized? Let us ponder the journey our Lord Jesus undertook from His hometown of Nazareth to the place of His baptism. This physical journey reflects the spiritual journey each of us must make to encounter God’s grace.

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   Jan 27, 2017 · While the Bible has recorded countless travels treaded by different characters, could the readers really imagine how far and how long exactly did it take for these people to reach another...

9. catholicidentity.bne.catholic.edu.au › scriptureTravel at the time of Jesus

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   Archaeology continues to uncover details of life in Jesus' times. Travel was limited: by foot or donkey. Travel was affected greatly by weather, the environment and the seasons. Some of Jesus’ journeys were around the Sea of Galilee, along the River Jordan, to Jericho and Jerusalem in the highlands and deserts.

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    Feb 26, 2023 · The Gospels record several pilgrimages taken by Jesus and his disciples. Using these accounts, García reconstructs three major routes between Galilee and Judea: an eastern, central, and western path.