Biblical Armenia

Biblical Armenia refers to the ancient regions mentioned in the Bible, particularly those associated with the kingdoms of Aram and greater Armenia, located in the mountainous area east of the Mediterranean. It is often linked to stories involving the patriarchs, early kings, and events like Noah's descendants' post-flood dispersion. Historically, Armenia was one of the first countries to adopt Christianity as a state religion by 301 AD, which is significant in biblical and religious history. The region's rich biblical connections highlight its importance as a landscape deeply intertwined with the narratives of the Bible and early Christian history.