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Evidence Discovered of an Ancient Jewish Presence in the Jordanian City of Abila
In a 1,400-year-old church.
During the period of Roman rule, there was a significant Jewish population, dating back to biblical times, east of the Jordan River. Archaeologists have now uncovered a trace of the Jews of the ancient city of Abila, located south of the Yarmouk River, near Jordan’s border with Syria. Philippe Bohstrom writes:
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Evidence Discovered of an Ancient Jewish Presence in the Jordanian City of Abila
In a 1,400-year-old church.