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 1 1, 0,5 |       specially designated open area of the temple, or Courtyard.
 2 1, 0,6 |         situated in the Zebulun area of the southern part of
 3 3, 0,4 |  animals, the Jews converted an area so called “courtyard of
 4 3, 0,6 |         months in some specific area; it has to be supposed that
 5 3, 0,6 |        Aenon near Salim,” in an area which is difficult to determine.
 6 3, 0,12|         were read and a seating area. Anyone that regarded himself
 7 4, 1,3 | conducted there; the air in the area was so infected that continuous
 8 4, 1,3 |     clear it. Consequently, the area was named “valley of fire” —
 9 4, 2,18|       as He was preaching in an area that was under Herod’s control.
10 4, 2,18|         i.e. sparsely populated area (according to Saint Luke),
11 4, 2,19|         Tiberias, to a desolate area close to the town of Bethsaida.
12 5, 0,80|       the tax collectors in the area, to whom, apparently, they
13 6, 0,86|      the confines of the temple area. On the third Pascha of
14 6, 2,12|      and in order to purify the area, there was a constant fire
15 6, 2,12|        burning. This is how the area got its name as the valley
16 6, 6,3 |     rostrum — an open, elevated area in front of the Procurator’
17 6, 6,3 |      more room, and because the area in front of the courtyard
18 7, 0,6 |  Jerusalem, there is a declared area where the Lord appeared
19 7, 0,7 |        at the tomb? Wasn’t this area surrounded by many guards,