Capernaum

but he left Natzeret and came to live in K'far-Nachum, a lake shore town near the boundary between Z'vulun and Naftali.

As Yeshua entered K'far-Nachum, a Roman army officer came up and pleaded for help.

And you, K'far-Nachum, will you be exalted to heaven? No, you will be brought down to Sh'ol!b For if the miracles done in you had been done in S'dom, it would still be in existence today.

When they came to K'far-Nachum, the collectors of the half-shekel came to Kefa and said, "Doesn't your rabbi pay the Temple tax?"

They entered K'far-Nachum, and on Shabbat Yeshua went into the synagogue and began teaching.

After a while, Yeshua returned to K'far-Nachum. The word spread that he was back,

They arrived at K'far-Nachum. When Yeshua was inside the house, he asked them, "What were you discussing as we were traveling?"

Then Yeshua said to them, "No doubt you will quote to me this proverb -- `"Doctor, cure yourself!" We've heard about all the things that have been going on over in K'far-Nachum; now do them here in your home town!'

He went down to K'far-Nachum, a town in the Galil, and made a practice of teaching them on Shabbat.

When Yeshua had finished speaking to the people, he went back to K'far-Nachum.

“And you, K’far-Nachum, will you be exalted to heaven? No, you will be brought down to Sh’ol!

Afterwards, he, his mother and brothers, and his talmidim went down to K’far-Nachum and stayed there a few days.

He went again to Kanah in the Galil, where he had turned the water into wine. An officer in the royal service was there; his son was ill in K’far-Nachum.

got into a boat and set out across the lake toward K’far-Nachum. By now it was dark, Yeshua had not yet joined them,

Accordingly, when the crowd saw that neither Yeshua nor his talmidim were there, they themselves boarded the boats and made for K’far-Nachum in search of Yeshua.

He said these things as he was teaching in a synagogue in K’far-Nachum.