A recent excavation has revealed the location where Jesus of
Nazareth performed a miracle over 2,000 years ago.

Researchers uncovered the steps that led to the Pool of Siloam
where Jesus healed a blind man.

The pool and its greater surroundings have been uncovered in
the project, making it a major excavation in the world of Biblical
history.

By Bo Beard

Artist’s rendering of the Siloam Pool, the Biblical Christian
site where Jesus healed the blind man. 

The biblical site of the Pool of Siloam will be fully open to the
public for the first time in 2,000 years following excavation,
according to a recent announcement from the Israel Antiquities
Authority (IAA), the Israel National Parks Authority (INPA) and
the City of David Foundation (CDF).

The Pool of Siloam is recorded in the Bible in 2 Kings 20:20 after
King Hezekiah made the pool to bring water to Jerusalem and
again in John 9:1-11 when Jesus healed a blind man with mud,
according to the Biblical passage. The IAA announced the
excavation on its Facebook page last week.

Jesus Heals the Blind Man at Pool of Siloam.