Entity: BETHESDA
Bethesda refers to a pool in Biblical Jerusalem believed to have healing powers, with the Hebrew name meaning 'house of mercy' or 'the flowing water'.
BETHESDA
Etymology
The Hebrew name 'Bethesda' translates to 'house of mercy' or 'the flowing water', symbolizing a place of healing and compassion.
Definition
Bethesda is a pool in Biblical Jerusalem known for its healing powers, where miraculous healings were believed to occur.
Historical Context
Bethesda is mentioned in the New Testament as a place where Jesus healed a paralyzed man, highlighting its significance as a site of divine intervention.
Cultural Significance
Bethesda holds cultural significance as a symbol of hope, healing, and divine mercy, attracting pilgrims seeking physical and spiritual healing.
Related Concepts
Bethesda is often associated with miraculous healings, faith, and the power of divine intervention in religious contexts.
See Also
- Pool of Siloam
- Healing miracles in the Bible
A significant location in Biblical Jerusalem known for its healing powers and association with miraculous healings.