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We have never associated Emmaus with Paul. As Paul was taken to Damascus it is likely that Damascus was not far away, so he was well past Emmaus,

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Welshnslavers probably joined in the English trade. Bristol, whichbisvclosevto Wales, was a big,,slave port.

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We get a regent to step in. It is normally the heir to the throne.

Yes It dates from the eighteenth century.

All correct Well said.

They are not linked with Sepphoris and Jesus seems to have avoided the place. But the book Jerusalem under the High Priests says thatbsomebpious Jewsbmoved to Galileebto escapebthevcorruption at the court of Herod. It is possible that Mary's family were among
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I think that there are some growers, but mostly it is cheaper to import them.

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Thank you for your comment below on Jun 16, 2016, in answer to my previous, same-day question.

Walled gardens quite fascinate me.

Might you have uncovered any other of the caliber of Chilton Foliat and Heligan?

Thank you for your comment below in answer to my previous observation and question.

Online sources associate pineapple introductions and plantings with King Charles II's reign.

Might one find home-grown or import pineapples at farmers markets and grocery stores in the present-day British Isles?

Thank you for your comment below on Mar 26, 2022, in answer to my previous-day observation and question Mar 25, 2022.

There was a book in the Salt Lake City public library that wondered whether or not Our Lady Mary and her family were part of a cultured, educated community in Sepphoris.

Would Christian tradition tend toward no, little or much education for Our Lady Mary?

Thank you for your comment in answer to my previous-day observation and question.

Jesus Christ acted as role model, savior and teacher, correct?

Might it be possible that He questioned, "My God why hast Thou forsaken me?" in order to then show us the Trust in God answer to all peril, "Into your hands I commit my spirit"?

Thank you for your comment below in answer to my previous-day observation and question.

The first paragraph in the first subheading, The beginning, considers that "Most others who have tried the walk, which was first done in 1879, have availed themselves of the many places of refreshment en route, which include the Tan Hill inn in Swaledale,Northern England, which has the status as England's highest public house [bar] and is set on the bleak Pennine moorlands. Apparently,no hiker has been known to pass this place without stopping."

Was the Tan Hill inn in existence at the time of that first walk in 1879?