Capernaum

When he left Capernaum for the first time, many more people accompanied him.

Men and women had poured out of Capernaum at dawn.

"Let's go," he said, and together they started down the paved road to Capernaum.

The two women started down the hill to Capernaum.

We went home to Capernaum and waited for the apostles to return.

When he came to Capernaum, some fifty people followed him into the streets of the city.

The mountain referred to in the first paragraph was near Capernaum.

Beneath his feet he could feel the dust of this Capernaum marketplace.

It was in the synagogue of Capernaum where he first started to preach.

They climbed up onto a rock and gazed out in the direction of Capernaum.

Part of the original mosaic floor has also been recovered and is now on display in Capernaum.

It was now two months since Jesus' arrival from Capernaum.

"If you have no place to stay, you can come home with me to Capernaum for a day or two.

Capernaum vanished along with its simple fishermen and peasants.

Another was a doctor, another a civil servant who bad first heard him speak in Capernaum.

When the weather changed and the winter came, they went back to Capernaum, which had become a stronghold of his followers.

In Capernaum he waited the winter through, making prophecies.

An example is the archeological studies at Capernaum.

The ground darkened, the lake sank away; in Capernaum the first lamps were lighted.

There were a great many strangers in Capernaum at that time, many of them coming to see the prophet.

The town was perhaps half way between Capernaum and Magdala.

This verse reports that once in Capernaum Jesus began to preach.

His tax office was located in Capernaum.

A church near Capernaum is said to be the home of Saint Peter.

John alone specifies they were headed "toward Capernaum".