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    HISTORICAL WONDERS Jordan

    Mar 03, 2022 2 minutes

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    ive miles north of the Dead Sea, the water of Wadi al-Kharrar emerges from sun-baked rocks to form a cool oasis fringed by tall reeds and the occasional palm tree swaying in the warm wind. This unassuming scene marks the spot where Christianity allegedly originated. It was here, near the banks of the Jordan River on the border with Israel, where

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