Anecdotes
With this photo we’re going to journey back to the 7th century, visit Jordan, and back to the Jewish Quarter in the Old City of Jerusalem to retell the story of an ancient map of Jerusalem
The Thirteenth Station in the Via Dolorosa is where Jesus is taken down from the cross
Bathhouses are a thing of the past, but 2,000 years ago they were highly regarded culturally, socially, and religiously
Four domes located under the Al Aqza mosque believed to be the oldest domes in the Holy Land that date back to the time of the Temple approximately 2,000 years ago
The Twelfth Station of the Cross in the Via Dolorosa is where Jesus dies on the cross, inside the Holy Sepulcher
A small cave located under the Dome of the Rock is one of the holiest places in Jerusalem...
One of the most impressive sites of the Temple Mount is the actual surrounding walls – particularly the southwestern wall
Inside the Church of the Holy Sepulchrer is the eleventh station of the Via Dolorosa where Jesus is nailed to the cross
The Stone of Unction, also known as the Stone of Anointing, is the place where Christ’ body was laid down after being removed from the crucifix and prepared for burial
The 10th Station of the Cross is where Jesus is stripped of his garments on the Calvary














