Places of the Bible
Aenon
Samaria · New Testament · 1 verse
A place near Salim where there was much water, mentioned as a site of John the Baptist's activity. The name appears in John in the King James text.
About Aenon
A place near Salim where there was much water, mentioned as a site of John the Baptist's activity.
Its place in the story
Aenon is named as a place where John the Baptist baptized because water was plentiful there. It marks a stage of John's ministry alongside that of Jesus.
Aenon in Scripture (KJV)
Where it leads
John baptized at Aenon during the season when his ministry overlapped with the rising ministry of Jesus.
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Where is Aenon in the Bible?
A place near Salim where there was much water, mentioned as a site of John the Baptist's activity. The name appears in John in the King James text.
What happened at Aenon?
Aenon is named as a place where John the Baptist baptized because water was plentiful there. It marks a stage of John's ministry alongside that of Jesus.
Scripture verbatim KJV. Place facts curated; any coordinates via Wikidata (CC0).