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Galilee: Kadesh the City of Refuge For
Galilee: Inhabitants Of
Called Galilaeans
Used a peculiar dialect
Despised by the Jews
Opposed the Roman taxation
Cruelly treated by Pilate
Galilee: Twenty Cities Of, Given to Hiram
Galilee: Conquered by the Syrians
Galilee: Conquered by the Assyrians
Galilee: Supplied Tyre, &c with Provisions
Galilee: Christ
Brought up in
Despised as of
Chose his Apostles from
Mat 4:18,21; Jhn 1:43,44; Act 1:11
Preaching in, predicted
Preached throughout
Commenced, and wrought many miracles in
Kindly received in
Followed by the people of
Ministered to by women of
Sought refuge in
Appeared in, to his disciples after his resurrection
Galilee: Modern Towns Of
Accho or Ptolemais
Tiberias
Nazareth
Cana
Capernaum
Chorazin
Bethsaida
Nain
Caesarea
Caesarea Philippi
Galilee: Christian Churches Established In
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