This 1584 map of Jerusalem ... days of Jesus’ life as if they are happening simultaneously, but he performs even greater feats of time warping. The invaders who conquered Jerusalem through ...

this happened when Jesus entered Jerusalem for the last time before his crucifixion, signifying a symbolic cleansing of the ...

Archaeologists believe they have identified the house where the Last Supper took place in Jerusalem - and the two-story ...

The original map, drawn by Dutch theologian and humanist Christian Kruik van Adrichem (1533–1585), portrays an imagined Jerusalem at the time of Jesus, including the City of David and Mount Zion ...

But for the more than 1 million Christian pilgrims who visit Jerusalem each year, the site is especially significant because it could have been an important place in the life of Jesus.

Israel officially opened a stairway, known as "Pilgrim's Road," that Jesus ... modern Jerusalem. Dozens of fiber optic cable cameras were used to decipher where to excavate, while maps and ...

Holy Week is the most sacred time in Christianity ... just a few days before his arrest, Jesus was hailed as a hero when he entered Jerusalem with throngs waving palms and shouting hosannahs.

Jesus, on his way to Jerusalem ... same time, the city was in its 15th generation of Greco-Roman influence (since the conquests of Alexander the Great in 332 B.C.). Parents gave their children ...

this happened when Jesus entered Jerusalem for the last time before his crucifixion, signifying a symbolic cleansing of the 'house of God' right before his own sacrifice. The map also highlights ...