What is Salim in the Bible?
Landmark near Aenon, where John the Baptist baptized because there was much water.
Salim is a place named in the Gospel of John as a landmark for locating Aenon, where John the Baptist was baptizing. John records that John was baptizing in Aenon near to Salim because there was much water there, and that people came and were baptized (John 3:23).
Salim in the Bible
The verse gives no further detail about Salim itself; it serves only to identify where Aenon was. This is the only mention of Salim in the King James Version.
- Role
- Place near Aenon
- First mention
- John 3:23
- Appearances in the Bible
- 1 mentions
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Questions about Salim
What is Salim in the Bible?
Salim is a place named in the Gospel of John as a landmark for locating Aenon, where John the Baptist was baptizing. John records that John was baptizing in Aenon near to Salim because there was much water there, and that people came and were baptized (John 3:23). The verse gives no further detail about Salim itself; it serves only to identify where Aenon was. This is the only mention of Salim in the King James Version.
Where is Salim first mentioned in the Bible?
Salim is first mentioned in John 3:23.
How many times is Salim mentioned in the Bible?
Number of mentions in the Bible: 1.