Location:
Tabgha
Description:
The north shore of the Sea of Galilee viewed to the northwest

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Location:
Tabgha
Description:
The harbor at Tabgha (probably where Jesus commissioned Peter) looking westwards toward the Arbel Cliff and the Valley of the Doves

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Location:
Tabgha
Description:
One of the seven springs at Tabgha. The name Tabgha is a corruption of the Greek word Heptapagon which means "seven springs." The water from individual springs there varies in temperature and salinity.

// Photo by Dan DeLozier

Location:
Tabgha
Description:
This mosaic found at Tabgha, reflects the view of some that Tabgha was the site of the feeding of the 5,000. The Scripture clearly records, however, that this event was located near Bethsaida, some five miles distant on the notheastern shore of the lake. The fish portrayed is one that is not found in the lake. It was the small, sardine-like fish that Jesus multiplied.

// Photo by Sarah Carter

Location:
Tabgha
Description:
A catch from the Sea of Galilee. These fish are similar to the kind that Jesus multiplied.

// Photo by Terry C. Hulbert