In Hebrew it is called Beit Haniya, and in Arabic it is called Aizariyya. A small village on the eastern foot of the Mount of Olives near Jerusalem. According to the New Testament, the village is the home of Razan and his sisters Martha and Mary, and the home of Simon the leper, which Jesus visited. A church was built in at least the 3rd century, but most of it is in ruins. It was part of Jordan until 1967, but has been occupied by Israel since the Six-Day War. Population 6,126 (1991). Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
ヘブライ語ではベイトハニヤ,アラビア語ではアイザリーヤ。エルサレム近郊のオリーブ山東麓にある小村。新約聖書によれば,この村にはラザンとその姉妹マルタとマリアの家,癩者シモンの家などがあり,イエスがそれらを訪れたとされている。少くとも3世紀には聖堂が建設されているが,その多くは廃虚となっている。 1967年まではヨルダン領であったが,六日戦争以後イスラエルの占領下にある。人口 6126 (1991) 。
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