بواسطة في شباط 13, 2025
New Testomony uses Kapharnaoúm in some manuscripts, and Kαπερναούμ (Kapernaoúm) in others. In the Midrash Rabba (Ecclesiastes Rabba 7:47) the identify seems in its Hebrew kind, Kǝfar Naḥūm (Hebrew: כפר נחום). In Arabic, it is usually called Talḥūm, and it's assumed that this refers to the ruin (tall) of Ḥūm (perhaps an abbreviated type of Nāḥūm). The rare English phrase capharnaum means "a place with a disorderly accumulation of objects" and is derived from the town's title. The city is cited in...
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