Capernaum—Kfar Nahum, the village of comfort—where shoreline workdays met world-changing hope.
On the Sea of Galilee, this fishing-and-trade hub along the Via Maris became Jesus’s base.
Here he called fishermen, taught in the synagogue, healed Peter’s mother-in-law, and marveled at a centurion’s faith.
Black-basalt homes, foundations beneath the great synagogue, still speak.
In Capernaum, comfort became covenant: mercy offered, allegiance invited—“Follow me.”.