Bab Edh Dhra

Bab Edh Dhra. Bab edhDhra (“Gate of the Arm”) is on the southeastern corner of the Dead Sea on the south bank of Wadi Kerak It has been suggested as one of the five “cities of the plain” in Genesis 13 and 19 and has been proposed by some to be the city of Sodom.

Bad edhDhra is an ancient city located near the Red Sea in Wadi Werend Some people argue that this is actually Sodom (from the story of Sodom and Gomorrah) but evidence against this theory states that they weren’t destroyed in the appropriate time frame the village is too tiny and it’s not in the designated geographical area Contents.

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(Bab EdhDhra) Located 15 miles north of Lot’s Cave Bab EdhDhra is an enigmatic archaeological site along the eastern shoreline of the Dead Sea Dating to the Early Bronze Age (about 2500 BCE) Bab edhDhra was a 4acres walled city whose population may have been 1000 inhabitants.

Bab edhDhra in AlKarak, Jordan Sygic Travel

The region around Bab EdhDhra contains extensive mineral deposits including sulfur and bitumen which give the area an infernal look and feel It has been suggested by scientists that the destruction of the Cities of the Plain was initiated by an earthquake that in turn triggered the release of vast quantities of natural gas which may have ignited Sodom and Gomorrah into.