Two African countries Jesus visited while performing miracles
Jesus was a well-known Jewish 
and rabbi in the first century. He also goes by the names Jesus of Nazareth and Jesus Christ. Christians believe that Jesus was sent by God to earth to atone for our sins. Jesus performed miracles all around the world during his time on earth, traveling widely. Even though Israel is mentioned frequently in the Bible, few people are aware that Jesus largely went via Asia.
One of the countries in the intersection of the European, Asian, and African continents, according to global maps, is Israel.
It is technically in Asia as well. Asia, namely the Middle East part of Asia, is where it originates. As may be seen from a map of the country, Israel is situated on the eastern shore of the Mediterranean. On the other side, Israel is located in Africa. After Pangea divided into Gondwanaland and Lauresia, Israel was assumed to have been a part of the Northern hemisphere and was located on the African plate.
The continental drift theory states that the continents were created when a part of the Earth’s crust drifted around the globe horizontally. Over time, this migration created changes in the relative positions of the continents.
According to this idea, Pangaea—the Greek word for “all lands”—never existed. Pangaea is thought to have once linked all of Earth’s landmasses into a single, enormous mass. Northern Laurasia and southern Gondwanaland now make up the supercontinent Pangea, which was divided in two by tectonic forces. The two megacontinents kept separating, giving rise to the continents we see today.
Israel and Lebanon are both located in North East Africa, according to this reasoning.
This is owing to the African Continental Tectonic Plate’s northerly extension past the Anatolia Plate, which is where Turkey is located, as can be seen on a map of the continents. In the field of geographical science, this is understood. Due to the border markers placed in the Negev Desert, it is especially well-known in Israel. There is also a case to be made that geopolitical and theological considerations have something to do with the general public’s lack of awareness of Israel’s location in North East Africa.
According to the Bible, Jesus visited Israel and Lebanon. This is covered in the New Testament book of John. The first miracle attributed to Jesus in the Gospel of John is the turning of water into wine at the wedding at Cana, also known as the marriage at Cana, wedding feast at Cana, or marriage feast at Cana. Despite this, none of the synoptic Gospels make any mention of this miracle.
Cana or Kana (Arabic:) is the name of a village in what is known as Upper Galilee in southern Lebanon. 12 kilometers (7.5 miles) north of the Israeli border, it is situated approximately 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) southeast of Tyre.
Throughout his life on Earth, Jesus Christ affected, cured, and altered numerous people, and as a result, his legacy endures. Jesus’ miracles were witnessed by the public and documented by historians. Jesus performed at least 37 miracles, with Mark’s Gospel recording the most of them (13).
