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| − | The '''Jordan River''' is a [[river]] that flows southward from [[Mount Hermon]], on the Syrian-Lebanese border, through the [[Sea of Galilee]] before emptying into the [[Dead Sea]]. Nearly 200 miles long, it is the river with the lowest elevation in the world. | + | The '''Jordan River''' is a [[river]] that flows southward from [[Mount Hermon]], on the Syrian-Lebanese border, through the [[Sea of Galilee]] before emptying into the [[Dead Sea]]. Nearly 200 miles long, it is the river with the lowest elevation in the world. |
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| − | The Jordan River is featured frequently in the [[Bible]], being mentioned nearly 200 times. In the [[New Testament]], it is the scene of [[Jesus]]' [[baptism]]. | + | The Jordan River is featured frequently in the [[Bible]], being mentioned nearly 200 times. In the [[New Testament]], it is the scene of [[Jesus]]' [[baptism]]. |
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| − | [[Category:Asian Rivers]] | + | [[Category:Lebanese Rivers]] |
| | + | [[Category:Syrian Rivers]] |
| | + | [[Category:Jordanian Rivers]] |
| | + | [[Category:Israeli Rivers]] |