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Galilee and Jerusalem in James’s Story

James was called near the Sea of Galilee and was later killed during Herod Agrippa I’s rule in Jerusalem. The map gives regional orientation, not a reconstructed travel route.

How to read this map

Scripture does not give James’s age or a detailed account of his work after Jesus’s resurrection. Later traditions about travel to Spain are not established by the New Testament.

Read James, son of Zebedee’s profile.

Sources: Mark 1:19–20; 3:17; 10:35–45; Acts 12:1–2, NIV; Natural Earth. Checked September 18, 2026.

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