Perea
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During the apostles' tour of Perea, Jesus advised Abner to continue the kingdom's work despite the impending events in Jerusalem. 171:3
During the times of Judas Maccabee, Jews were removed from Perea, making it equally gentile and Jewish, referred to as “the land beyond the Jordan”. 165:0.3
Perea, the most beautiful province of Palestine, was equally populated by gentiles and Jews. 165:0.3
Tetrarch Philip ruled over Perea where Jesus would not be arrested. 156:6.8
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Perea is linked in 23 paragraphs of the text.
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