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Jerusalem
June 20, 2024. Jerusalem Mount of Olives. Grotto of Gethsemane. Jesus' Tomb. Christian Quarter. Иерусалем.
October 24, 2023. Bibilical Places and Nature in ISRAEL. Movie. Tomb of Jesus and Calvary. Jerusalem's Holy Sites During Wartime.
October 24, 2023. Tomb of Jesus and Calvary. Jerusalem's Holy Sites During Wartime.
3600 Panoramic Photography of the Old City of Jerusalem.
September 12, 2023. 2000 Years Ago, Jesus Walked These Streets. The Old City, Jerusalem.
The Holy Land, by Zahi Shaked. Movies.:
- January 2025. The Nea Church. The Largest Church in Jerusalem from the 6th Century That No One Knows.
- September 20, 2024. Walking the Desolate Plains of Jesus' Agony – The Via Dolorosa, Jerusalem.
- September 20, 2024. Tel Aviv Nightlife Thrives Amidst the Threat of Extreme Islamist Forces Surrounding Israel!.
- September 19, 2024. Taste of Joy: Tel Aviv, Israel Celebrates Its Annual Food Fest, War or Not.
- September 18, 2024. The Car Wall: A Tragic Event During the Gaza Invasion.
- September 18, 2024. Who Really Found the True Cross of Jesus in Jerusalem? Answers to Many Questions I've Been Asked.
- September 15, 2024. The Sacred Blessing with the Relic of the True Cross – Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem 2024.
- September 14, 2024. Exaltation of the Holy Cross: Joseph of Arimathea's Tomb, Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem.
- September 12, 2024. Hidden Byzantine Water Cistern Beneath St. Helena's Coptic Church – A Journey Below Jerusalem!
- July 20, 2024. Pool of Siloam, City of David, Jerusalem - Overview of the Archaeological Dig, July 2024.
- March 6, 2024. Jerusalem's Jewish graves from the First Temple period and their link to the Tomb of Jesus.
- August 14, 2023. Is the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary happened here? The story of the Tomb of Mary, Jerusalem.
- January 14, 2023. A tour of the place where David and his son Solomon founded Jerusalem. a tour of the City of David.
- July 8, 2023. Do you want to know the meaning of the Western Wall (Wailing Wall) in Jerusalem for Jews?
- July 6, 2023. A detailed explanation of the holy places of Jerusalem - a view from the Tower of David Museum.
- July 6, 2023. Adoration of the Cross: Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem - sacred relic of the True Cross.
- July 4, 2023. Do the Jews pray towards a stone wall? The story of the Western Wall (Wailing Wall), Jerusalem.
- July 4, 2023. of The third and fourth station of the Via Dolorosa, the Way of the Cross of Christ, Jerusalem.
- April 21, 2023. Prayer of Christian evangelists at the Western Wall (Wailing Wall), Jerusalem.
- April 8, 2023. The most informative Jerusalem tour of Jesus' Crucifixion site- Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
- May 20, 2022. The tombs of the Blessed Virgin Mary and St. Joseph in Jerusalem (Kidron Valley next to Gethsemane).
- February 2, 2022. Rare glimpse of the True Cross on which Jesus was crucified. Church of the Holy Sepulchre Jerusalem.
- August 14, 2021. Does the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary happen here? The story of the Tomb of Mary, Jerusalem.
- May 29, 2021. Here (Jerusalem) we found the True Cross of Christ - the Chapel of the Invention of the Holy Cross.
- May 18, 2021. Golgotha (Calvary), Jerusalem - a tour of the site where Jesus was crucified.
- January 5, 2021. Here is the tomb of the Virgin Mary, mother of Jesus, but why it's empty? Mary's Tomb, Jerusalem.
- August 28, 2018. The place where Jesus ascended into heaven and the site to which he promised to return. Jerusalem..
- The place where Jesus ascended into heaven and the site to which he promised to return. Jerusalem.
- December 26, 2015. A tour inside the burial site of Jesus Christ, the Garden Tomb Jerusalem.
- August 25, 2013. David's Tomb Mount Zion, Jerusalem - Tomb of King David after the extensive renovation.
- A couple of Movies from Jerusalem and other Holy Land places.
Golgota.
The Convent of St. Mary Magdalene, Jerusalem
. The Church of Saint Mary Magdalene is situated on the slope of the Mount of Olives in the Garden of Gethsemane and is one of the most easily recognizable landmarks of Jerusalem
. (...) It was built as a memorial to Empress Maria Alexandrovna by her son the Russian Czar Alexander III and his brothers. Grand-Duke Sergei Alexandrovich
, brother of Alexander III, and his wife Grand-Duchess Elizabeth (Princess Elizabeth of Hesse-Darmstadt)
, grand-daughter of Queen Victoria and sister of the last Empress of Russia, presided at the consecration of the Church of Saint Mary Magdalene in 1888 as representatives of the Emperor.
The Grand-Duchess took a deep personal interest in the Church and commissioned the well-known Russian artist Sergei Ivanov (1864-1910) to paint the large imposing murals depicting the life of Saint Mary Magdalene which were brought to Jerusalem for the consecration and hang in the Church today. (...)
Grand-Duchess Elizabeth, widowed by an assassin's attack on her husband in 1905, became a nun and founded a convent devoted to nursing and charitable work in Moscow. After the revolution, in 1918, the Grand-Duchess together with her companion Sister Barbara and several members of the Russian Imperial Family were thrown into a mine shaft by the bolsheviks and left to die
. Her remains and those of Sister Barbara eventually were brought to Jerusalem. In 1920, they were laid to rest, as the Grand-Duchess wished, in a crypt below the Saint Mary Magdalene Church. They were canonized as Martyr Saints in 1981 and at this time their relics were moved into the main section of the Church where they rest today in marble sarcophagi.
March 2022. Drone Flight over Jerusalem: Incredible Video.
<August 3, 2020. Drone Profs. Jerusalem 4K Drone. Walking In Jerusalem. Cinematic Drone Footage.
July 18, 2019. Movie. Yuri Skvirski. Jerusalem Drone Footage 1080p 60fps.
Jerusalem Patriarchate Television Station
was founded by the decision of the Jerusalem Patriarchate Holy Synod, protocol number ND 20/04/10 and operates under the Management of the Jerusalem Patriarchate website.
The Station broadcasts live through the formal website of the Patriarchate on facebook.
Videos of the ceremonies and events are uploaded at the formal channel of the Patriarchate on youtube.
Map of Jerusalem at time of Christ left Upper Room and walked with Disciples to Golgotha.
April 12, 2019. Movie. The Church of St Mary Magdalene in Jerusalem.
Jerusalem Patriarchate - videos. Titles are in Greek language.
Walking the Via Dolorosa and Stations of The Cross in Jerusalem: A Guide.
The Stations of The Cross. An Entr'acte talk by John Covert, Lent 1993.
July 22, 2014. Movie. Via Dolorosa, Via Crucis. The Church of The Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem.
February 7, 2015. Movie. Garden of Gethsemane, Church of All Nations, Sweating Drops of Blood, Mount of Olives, Israel.
April 12, 2017. Movie. The Via Dolorosa, Jerusalem. The Way of Cross.
February 21, 2021. Movie. ИЕРУСАЛИМ. Mount of Oives, Jerusalem today. Virtual Tour.
www.britannica.com.:
The Sacred Light notched a large crack in the left column of
the door of Holy Sepulchre in 1547; search for 1547
. The following text you'll see immediately: "In the base of the middle column on the left door is a large crack
. There are reports on a fire that came out of that column in 1547
. This incident is regarded by Greek Orthodox Christians as a Miracle of The Holy Fire that happened after they were banned from entering the Church
, and helped them to reclaim rights of access.
SeeHolyLand.net.:
Way of The Cross.
Jerusalem. The Old City Gates.
www.bibleplaces.com.:
Old Jerusalem's Gates.
Jerusalem, Yerushalayim's Patriarchate Portal.
Jerusalem, Armenian Church Saint James.
Valley of Hinnom
. Archeology, Christianity, Churches and Monasteries
, Valley of Hinnom. Akeldama, the Aramaic name for a place in Jerusalem.
The Holy Sepulchre Virtual Tour, Jerusalem.
Via Dolorosa: Latin for "Way of Grief", "Way of Sorrow"
, "Way of Suffering" or simply "Painful Way"; is a street within The Old City of Jerusalem
, believed to be the path that walked on the way to His Crucifixion
. The winding route from the Antonia Fortress west to the Church of The Holy Sepulchre - a distance of about 600 metres (2,000 feet)
- is a celebrated place of Christian pilgrimage
. The current route has been established since the 18th century, replacing various earlier versions.
Old City (Jerusalem).
The Biblical Jerusalem's Gates
: The 12 Gates of Jerusalem (Nehemiah, chs. 3 and 12)
: The Valley Gate (2:13; 3:13), Cp. 2Chron. 26:9.
The Gate of The Fountain (2:14; 3:15; 12:37), on Ophel at the Gihon Spring (that mentioned in 2 Kings 25:4. Jer. 39:4).
The Sheep Gate (3:1; 12:39). North of the Temple.
The Fish Gate (3:3; 12:39). Cp. 2Chron. 33:14. Zeph. 1:10.
The Old Gate (3:6; 12:39). Cp. 2Chron. 33:14, and 2Kings 22:14, "college". Called also the "First Gate" (Zech. 14:10).
The Dung Gate (2:14; 3:14; 12:31). Probably same as Harsith Gate (Jer. 19:2); sometimes rendered the Gate of Potsherds, from heres, a potter's vessel
. (N.B. Better - Pottery Gate) Leading to Hinnom. See Ap. 68 VIII, where the positions of the Gates differ from the above and are more probably correct.
The Water Gate (3:25, 26).
The Horse Gate (3:28). Cp. 2Kings 11:16. 2Chron. 23:15. Jer. 31:40. South-East of The Temple, and close to the city and House of David.
The East Gate (3:29). East of the Temple, and connected with it.
The Gate of Miphkad (3:31). Probably north-east of Temple. ( = The Registry Gate.)
The Gate of Ephraim (8:16; 12:39). Cp. 2Chron. 25:23.
The Prison Gate (12:39), or Gate of The Guard (2Kings 11:6, 19).
Exploring the Church of the Holy Sepulchre
. A Visitor's Guide:
Chapel of Adam, Chapel of Calvary and Chapel of the Holy Sepulchre, Chapel of Calvary and Chapel of the Holy Sepulchre
(the Stone of Unction, Place of the Three Mary's, Rotunda containing the Holy Sepulchre Christ's tomb, the Coptic Chapel to the rear of the Sepulchre.
In an antechamber, the Angel's Chapel, is a stone on which the angel, who announced the resurrection of Christ to the holy women, is said to have sat.)
, Chapel of the Copts and Chapel of the Jacobites
(In the west conch, opposite the Coptic Chapel, is a Chapel of the Syrian Christians - Jacobites.
The northern part of the Rotunda belongs to the Latins: the Chapel of the Franciscans, the Altar of Mary Magdalene.
In the northern aisle are a number of columns of different periods, including richly decorated Corinthian columns from the original 4th-century Church. These are known as the Arches of the Virgin, because the risen Christ is said to have appeared to his mother here. At the east end of the aisle is a small square chamber known without any historical basis as the Prison of Christ.)
, Chapel of St. Helena (At the east end of the nave, a semicircular passage runs past the Chapel of Longinus and the Chapel of the Parting of the Raiment to a flight of steps leading down to St. Helena's Chapel)
. Inside is a detalied Map of the Church of the Holy Sepulcher with 32 notable Saint Places. Written by Jess Lee.
The
4 Quarters of The Old City: the Christian Quarter, the Jewish Quarter, the Muslim Quarter, and the Armenian Quarter.
Jerusalem, The Old City, Places to Visit the Four Quarters:
the Jewish Quarter, the Western Wall, the Muslim Quarter, the Temple Mount, the Ramparts, the Way of the Cross, the Armenian Quarter.
Jerusalem.
Located east of the Jordan River in the Judean Hills is the capital of Israel and its largest city in terms of both geographical area and population size
. A Holy City for three of the world's major religions—Judaism, Christianity, and Islam has a long and tumultuous history, during which it has been home to people of many nationalities and faiths. Reunified since 1967 is really three cities in one: the historic walled Old City that is home to its Holy Places, the modern urban center to the west, and the Arab district to the east. In addition to being Israel's spiritual, political, and administrative capital is also a leader in education and health care, and its religious, historical, and cultural attractions make it the country's premier tourist destination.
Church of The Holy Sepulchre (Holy Sepulcher).
Stations of the Cross.
biblewalks.com.:
OCA, Martyr Longinus the Centurion, who stood at the Cross of The Lord.
The Holy Land 3600 Virtual Reality Tour. In the Footsteps of Jesus.
Jerusalem Shots HD: Best, New, Old City, Kotel
, Holy Sepulchre (Holy Sepulcher), City Center, Zoo, Night Photos, David Tower, Churches (...).
Jerusalem, The Ophel is north of the City and south of Mount MORIAH. The Ophel is part of the Eastern Hill that sits between the City of David and the Temple Mount. The word "ophel" means "swell or rise" and refers to a higher part of the landscape. The Jebusites built their citadel there, as did David, who also added a lot more fortification to this northern part of his city. The Ophel is mentioned in 2 Chronicles 27 and 33.
The Coptic Church in Jerusalem.
Holy Sepulchre. Virtual Tour.
The Greek Orthodox Viri Galilaei Church
. Viri Galilaei Church
is located at the northern peak of the Mount of Olives in East Jerusalem. It is part of the Monastery of Little Galilee on the Mount of Olives, which belongs to the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Jerusalem, and serves as the private residence of the Patriarch.
Tower of David.
Tower of David Facts. Tower of David or Migdal David is an ancient citadel located in Jaffa Gate of The Old City of Jerusalem
. It was originally during the 2nd century BC. It was destroyed and then rebuilt several times
, in the Christian, Muslim, Mamluk and Ottoman periods in Jerusalem
. Today the Citadel is used for the History of JerusalemMuseum.
The Tower of David, also known as David's Citadel
, is one of Jerusalem's most well-known national heritage sites and it houses important archaeological ruins, dating back almost 3,000 years
. Located just by Jaffa Gate, at the entrance to The Old City
, this ancient fortress was originally built in the 2nd century BCE to strategically strengthen the city's defense. It was destroyed and rebuilt repeatedly over the centuries. The citadel offers breathtaking panoramic views of Jerusalemfrom the tops of ancient towers and turrets.
Jerusalem, The Tower of David
. One would expect that the partially preserved massive Citadel of Jerusalem, now called the Phasael Tower
, would be the popular choice as the object to represent The Tower of David and Jerusalem.
Movies :
www.biblewalks,com.:
- Mount Olives.
- Temple Mount.
- Temple Mount Sites.
- Basilica of Agony.
- Mary's Tomb.
- Ascension Church - Chappel of Ascension.
- Russian Ascension Church.
- Bnei-Hezir Tombs.
- Tomb of Avshalom.
- Saint Peter in Gallicantu.
- Jaffa Gate.
- New Gate on the western side.
- Lion's Gate near Saint Anna Church.
- Golden Gate
- Dung Gate.
- Zion Gate.
- Cardo Maximus or simply the Cardo.
- City of David.
- Western Wall Tunnels.
- Second Temple Gate.
- Ophel and Hulda Gates: Overview, Location, History, Photos (General view, Staircase, Hulda Gates, South Side, Buzantine, Crusaders, Seal of Hezekiah, Biblical, Historical, Etymology, and Links).
- Dome of the Rock.
- Al-Aqsa Mosque.
- Sites Overview.
Double Gate - The Great Halls under the Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Let's share both the text and the image of Church of Saint Mary Magdalene.
Images of the King David's Tomb.
Jerusalem's Old City Gates.
Gila's tips for Tours. Orientation in Jerusalem. Nine Gates Lead to The Old City.
Jerusalem's Gates.
Church of Saint Anne.
Mount of Olives, Jerusalem, Yerushalaym, and Israel Holy Places.
The Saint Onaphurius Monastery, Hakeldama, Jerusalem, Yerushalaym.
Mount of Olives, Jerusalem Travel Information.
A couple of slides.
The Seven Hills of Jerusalem, by Ernest L. Martin, Ph.D., 2000. Reformatted by David Sielaff.
Monastery of the Cross (Jerusalem).
Jerusalem 101. Many hyperlinks.
Airpano Movies. Holy Places of Jerusalem.
The Tomb of Benei Hezir
previously known as The Tomb of Saint James
, is the oldest of four Rock-Cut Tombs in Ancient Israel
that stand in The Kidron Valley
, adjacent to The Tomb of Zechariah and a few meters
from The Tomb of Absahom
. It dates to the period of The Second Temple.
14 Stations of The Cross explanation with pictures. Published by Pilgrim-info On.
The Stations of The Cross in pictures.
April 3, 2011. Walking the Via Dolorosa and Stations of The Cross in Jerusalem a Guide.
Via Matris Dolorosae Celebration of Our Lady's Sorrowfull Journey. ROMAECURIA GENERALIS OSM MCMXCIX MARIALE SERVORUM.
February 19, 2010. Israel Antiquities Authority. The 1,800 Year Old High-Level Aqueduct of Jerusalemwas Exposed Next to Jaffa Gate in The Old City.
August 10, 2015. The Tomb of The Most Holy Virgin.
www.travelingisrael.com.:
Encyclopædia Britannica. Eliezer Sukenik
, in full Eliezer Lipa Sukenik, (born Aug. 12, 1889, Bialystok, Pol., Russian Empire—died Feb. 28, 1953
, Jerusalem, Israel), Polish-born Israeli archaeologist who identified the antiquity of the Dead Sea Scrolls
. Sukenik settled in Palestine in 1912 and was drawn to archaeology while studying at the Hebrew Teachers Seminary and the French Biblical and Archaeological School at Jerusalem
. After earning degrees at the University of Berlin
(A.B., 1923) and Dropsie College, Philadelphia (Ph.D., 1926), he returned to Palestine
. He became associated with the Hebrew University as field archaeologist (1926)
, subsequently becoming lecturer (1935) in and then professor (1938) of the archaeology of Palestine
. He was also director of the Museum of Jewish Antiquities.
Church of the Pater Noster and a Carmelite Convent (1872).
Community of Jerusalem: History - Carmel Holy Land.
Convent of The Pater Noster - Catholic - Carmelite Cloistered Sisters.
of Nazareth.
OF NAZARETH - full movie over 6 hours duration.
April 15, 2017. Robert Powell Is the Only Reason to Watch Smithsonian's "The Real of Nazareth".
(...) My favorite moment, though, is when Powell sits down with a Catholic priest whose groundbreaking for a construction project in Israel unearthed an ancient synagogue
. He tells Powell that he saw "of Nazareth" as a teenager
, that it influenced his vocation, and he's been waiting 40 years to say thank you.
Ashkenazi Jews. Ashkenazi Jews, romanized: Yehudei Ashkenaz, lit. 'Jews of Germania'; romanized: Ashkenazishe Yidn)
, also known as Ashkenazic Jews or Ashkenazim, are a Jewish diaspora population who were initially dispersed from their origins in the Levant
by the Holy Roman Empire around the end of the first millennium CE. Their traditional diaspora language is Yiddish
(a West Germanic language with Jewish and Slavic linguistic elements, which uses the Hebrew alphabet), which developed during the Middle Ages
after they had moved from Germany and France into Northern Europe and Eastern Europe. For centuries
, Ashkenazim in Europe used Hebrew only as a sacred language until the revival of Hebrew as a common language in 20th-century Israel.
Throughout their numerous centuries living in Europe, Ashkenazim have made many important contributions to its philosophy, scholarship, literature, art, music
, and science. The rabbinical term Ashkenazi refers to diaspora Jews who established communities along the Rhine in western Germany
and northern France during the Middle Ages.[26] Upon their arrival, they adapted traditions carried over from the Holy Land, Babylonia
, and the western Mediterranean to their new European environment. The Ashkenazi religious rite developed in cities such as Mainz, Worms, and Troyes
. The eminent rishon from medieval France, Rashi, has had a significant influence on the interpretations of Judaism by Ashkenazim.
In the late Middle Ages, due to widespread persecution, the majority of the Ashkenazi population steadily shifted eastward
, moving out of the Holy Roman Empire into the areas that later became part of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth; these areas today comprise parts of present-day Belarus, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Poland, Russia, Slovakia, and Ukraine.
Mizrahi Jews
also known as Mizrahim or Mizrachi and alternatively referred to as Oriental Jews or Edot HaMizrach 'Communities of the East')
, are a grouping of Jewish communities comprising those who remained in the Land of Israel and those who existed in diaspora throughout
and around the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) from biblical times into the modern era.
Mizrahi is a political sociological term that was coined with the creation of the State of Israel
. It translates as "Easterner" in Hebrew and refers to Oriental Jews. In current usage
, the term Mizrahi is almost exclusively applied to descendants of Jewish communities from the Middle East and North Africa
; in this classification are the descendants of Mashriqi Jews who had lived in Middle Eastern countries, such as Egyptian Jews, Iranian Jews, Iraqi Jews, Kurdish Jews, Lebanese Jews, Syrian Jews, Turkish Jews, and Yemenite Jews; as well as the descendants of Maghrebi Jews who had lived in North African countries, such as Algerian Jews, Libyan Jews, Moroccan Jews, and Tunisian Jews
. These various Jewish communities were first officially grouped into a singular identifiable division during World War II, when they were distinctly outlined in the One Million Plan of the Jewish Agency for Israel, which detailed the methods by which Jews in diaspora were to be returned to the Land of Israel (then under the British Mandate of Palestine) after the Holocaust.[8]
Mizrahi is also sometimes extended to include Jewish communities from Central Asia[9] and the Caucasus such as the Bukharan Jews from Uzbekistan and Tajikistan, and the Mountain Jews from Dagestan and Azerbaijan. While these communities have traditionally spoken Judaeo-Iranian languages such as Juhuri and Bukharian, their descendants are also widely fluent in Russian due to those countries' existence as republics of the former Soviet Union.
Timeline of Jewish history.
Ahasuerus, by: Gerson B. Levi, Kaufmann Kohler, George A. Barton.
