Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
Bethsaida
Proper noun
/ˈbɛθseɪdə/
Definition
A town mentioned in the New Testament of the Bible, known as the hometown of some of the apostles, including Peter, Andrew, and Philip.
Examples
- Bethsaida is often referred to in the Gospels as a place where Jesus performed miracles.
- The apostles Peter and Andrew were from Bethsaida, as noted in the Scriptures.
- Many tourists visit the ruins of ancient Bethsaida to explore its historical significance.
Meaning
Bethsaida means ‘house of fishing’ in Aramaic, and it was a significant location during the time of Jesus.
Synonyms
- None (as a proper noun, it has no direct synonyms).
