The Historicity of Mark 7:31
Abstract This paper aims to demonstrate the feasibility of the route taken by Jesus as described by Mark 7:31, showing that there is nothing historically impossible, or even strange, in departing from the highlands of Lebanon to the coast of Sidon, going from here to the south by the Via Maris, reaching Scythopolis, and then turning north back to Gennesaret, along the course of the River Jordan, avoiding delays in crossing the hills of Galilea, against the of some author.
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The Historicity of Mark 7:31. (2017). El Futuro del Pasado, 8, 211-220. https://doi.org/10.14516/fdp.2017.008.001.007
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