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The Jordan River is a [river] that flows southward from [Mount Hermon], on the Syrian-Lebanese border, to 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 featured frequently in the [Bible], being mentioned nearly 200 times. In the [New Testament], it is the scene of [Jesus]' [baptism].