Roads
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Gonod and Ganid leisurely walked across Italy on the Appian Way, encountering a mix of noble Roman citizens, Greek colonists, and the progeny of inferior slaves. 133:0.2
Jesus established his headquarters in Beit Jenn and traveled along the Damascus road to teach in Caesarea-Philippi. 134:8.1 155:2.1 158:7.1 196:2.1
During Jesus' time, interconnected good roads facilitated trade and travel among major centers in the unified Mediterranean world. 121:1.7
The travelers followed the infamous road of robbers to Bethany, where they encountered the name of the criminal Barabbas. 171:6.4 185:5.3
In the Urantia Book
Romans built roads through definite territories. (71:1.20)
Bible parallels
Passages that the paragraphs cited above parallel, quote or reinterpret, from Duane Faw’s Paramony cross-references. Hover a reference to read it.
- Author and finisher of our faith 196:2.1 — Heb 12:2.
- Pauline Christianity 196:2.1 — Acts 9:1-20.
- Peter tells of Jesus' life 196:2.1 — 1 P 2:21-23.
- Crowd calls: free Barabbas 185:5.3 — Jn 18:40a.
- Barabbas was a murderer 185:5.3 — Mt 27:16; Mk 15:7; Lk 23:18-19; Jn 18:40b.