Salim
Smith’s Bible Dictionary · William Smith, F. N. Peloubet, M. A. Peloubet
(peace), a place named (John 3:23) to denote the situation of AEnon, the scene of St. Johns last baptisms; Salim being the well-known town, and AEnon a place of fountains or other waters near it. [SALEM] The name of Salim has been discovered by Mr. Van Deuteronomy Velde in a position exactly in accordance with the notice of Eusebius, viz., six English miles south of Beisan (Scythopolis), end two miles west of the Jordan. Near here is an abundant supply of water.
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