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Village near Jerusalem — home of Mary, Martha, and Lazarus
JudeaHistorically Verified
Remains of a 1st-century village and the traditional Tomb of Lazarus were found during excavations in the 1950s. The modern town is called al-Eizariya (from 'Lazarus').
A small village about 2 miles east of Jerusalem on the Mount of Olives. Jesus often stayed here with His friends Mary, Martha, and Lazarus. This is where He raised Lazarus from the dead.
Mark
Jesus Pulled Up and Chose Violence (at the Temple)
Bethany is the nearby village serving as Jesus' base of operations during Passion Week — He departs from here for the entry and returns there each evening.
John
The One Where Nobody Stays Dead
Bethany is introduced as the home village of Lazarus and his sisters — a small, familiar community about two miles from Jerusalem where Jesus has deep personal ties.
John
The Final Countdown Before Everything Changed
Bethany is the site of this pre-crucifixion dinner, a place of deep personal relationship for Jesus — the home of Lazarus, Martha, and Mary, just outside Jerusalem.
Matthew
Jesus Pulled Up to Jerusalem and Chose Violence
Bethany is where Jesus retreats for the night after the intense events in Jerusalem — a village two miles away that serves as His base of operations during this final week.
Matthew
The Night Everything Changed
Bethany is where Jesus is having a quiet dinner just days before His death — placing this intimate act of worship in sharp contrast with the conspiracy already forming in Jerusalem.
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