Caesarea
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Herod the Idumean built the harbor of Caesarea, which further aided in making Palestine the crossroads of the civilized world. 121:2.11
In the Urantia Book
It was the Roman capital of Judea (130:2.1) (184:3.17)
- Jesus stopped at Caesarea on his way to Rome for a few days, helping to repair one of the ship's oars and meeting and influencing several people, especially Anaxandus, a leading member of the later Christian church. 130:2
- Caesarea was the home of Nathan, author of Gospel of John 121:8.10
Paul was imprisoned at Caesarea (130:2.5)
There were slaughtered 20,000 Jews (130:2.5)
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Where it appears
Caesarea is linked in 13 paragraphs of the text.