Prophet Map for John

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Map Photos for John (12 locations)

The Judaean Desert (Wilderness of Judea): John lived an ascetic lifestyle here during his formative years, wearing camel's hair and eating locusts and wild honey.
Location 1: 31.500 - 35.300
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Fortress of Machaerus (Madaba Region, Jordan): John was imprisoned and ultimately beheaded at this hilltop palace-fortress by Herod Antipas after denouncing the king's unlawful marriage.
Location 2: 31.567 - 35.734
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Ein Karem (Near Jerusalem): John was born here to the elderly priest Zechariah and his wife Elizabeth following a miraculous angelic announcement.
Location 3: 31.767 - 35.163
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Bethany Beyond the Jordan (Al-Maghtas, Jordan): John established his primary ministry base along these shores, drawing crowds from Jerusalem and famously baptising Jesus.
Location 4: 31.835 - 35.549
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Aenon near Salim (Near modern Nablus): John travelled further north along the Jordan River valley to continue his work because water was abundant there.
Location 5: 32.221 - 35.385
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Nabi Yahya Mosque (Sebastia, West Bank): Following his execution, John's disciples claimed his body and buried his remains at this historic site.
Location 6: 32.276 - 35.191
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Ayyubid Sanctuary on John the Baptist's Tomb, Nablus, West Bank, Palestine (2011)
Location 7: 32.276 - 35.195
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Graffito of Man with Cosmic Cross, assumed John the Baptist, at Church of Annunciation, Nazareth (1st Century BC)
Location 8: 32.702 - 35.297
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Shrine of John the Baptist inside the Ummayad Mosque, Damascus, Syria. The image shows the Shrine of John the Baptist (Yahya ibn Zakariya), located inside the main prayer hall of the historic Umayyad Mosque in the Old City of Damascus, Syria. This monument features a white marble structure supported by classical columns and crowned with a dark dome. It is traditionally believed to house the head of John the Baptist, a prophet revered in both Christian and Islamic traditions.
Location 9: 33.511 - 36.306
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Saint John's Crusader Cathedral, Sebastia, West Bank, Palestine
Location 10: 35.297 - 35.195
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John the Baptist's head enshrined at San Silvestro, Capite, Rome
Location 11: 41.903 - 12.480
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Reliquary containing John the Baptist's index finger in Church of Saint-Jean-du-Doigt, Brittany, France
Location 12: 48.695 - 3.7714
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Birthplace of John the Baptist. St John Church in Mountains, Ein Karem, Jerusalem
Photo Album with 34 Photos
Location 13: 31.768 - 35.163
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Damascus Gate at Night: Ancient Old City Jerusalem Walls
Photo Album with 24 Photos
Location 14: 31.781 - 35.230
Photographs by Willem van de Poll of Nabi Yahya Mosque, Sebastia, West Bank, Palestine (1953)
Photo Album with 4 Photos
Location 15: 32.276 - 35.195
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Umayyad Mosque (Facade), Damascus, Syria
Photo Album with 27 Photos
Location 16: 33.511 - 36.306
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