Name the modern day countries which are mentioned in the King James Bible, either by their current name, a previous name, or by references to regions or cities in that country.
very Nice quiz some of the clues make you think but it is too easy just being an open quiz. I would recommend you use the yellow box limit as I got many clues correct because I just guessed any country in the near or Middle East.
Yeah, I didn't even read the clues but just guessed a bunch of countries in the Middle East and the Mediterranean and got most of them. Also, alphabetical order makes it too easy.
The Acts of Peter describes the crucifixion of Peter. Christian tradition holds that this took place in the square in front of St Peter's Basilica in the Vatican. There are one or two other, extremely vague, references to his death in the Bible; no location is revealed.
I wasn't trying to contradict QM. Just adding the only potential references to the Vatican that could be interpreted as such. Yes, one is non-canonical, two are very vague and require extra-Biblical knowledge to make the assumption that the Vatican is being referenced.
Paul's death is traditionally in what is now the Vatican. To say that it's 'not mentioned in the bible' is invalid, since the death of Paul, which is inherent in the question itself, isn't specifically mentioned in the Bible either. So yes, you're right.
It barely stretched into India it looks like. And it encompassed most of Pakistan. Obviously modern national boundaries didn't matter in Biblical times, so when they said it stretched into India, they probably just meant into Indian lands, not necessarily the entire region.
I did almost as good as that. I just guessed every country around the Middle East area until I got to about three left, then I started reading the clues :).
Why the King James version? All translations have the same locales!!!! The RC Bible has extra locations, but not extra countries. You're going to say, Armenia, aren't you?
Romans 15:24 & 28 (KJV) mentions Spain, but only in the fact that Paul intended on visiting. Not sure if that justifies an inclusion or not. It probably at least deserves a mention in the caveat.
Alexander's Macedonia is in Greece, that's the reason Greece refused to recognize FYROM until they changed their name from Macedonia to North Macedonia.
I'm not religious whatsoever, never read the Bible, didn't even read the questions. I just typed all the countries in the right area and got them all right ahahah
The vers for ethiopia doesn't match the source. It is about an ethiopian eunuch not about the river. The river on the other hand seems to not be located for sure. It could be the nile or a river in turkey, etc.
I'd be interested in hearing an hour or two of the historical/geographical/chronological events, in simple English.
It seems to turn into a quagmire quickly.