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WALK ON THE MOUNT OF OLIVES PART 1: youtu.be/Ev3DfdgcV4s
WALK ON THE MOUNT OF OLIVES PART 2: youtu.be/3o2IKiSwlmw
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WHERE WAS GOLGOTHA: youtu.be/busl3PxpPt0
WATER IN JERUSALEM: youtu.be/i3tx9ytNXJE
In this episode, we take a powerful walking tour through the heart of Jerusalem, traveling from Damascus Gate to Lions Gate, following a route deeply connected to biblical history and the Passion of Jesus. Along the way, we pass through the Muslim Quarter, walk the ancient Haggai Street (built over the Roman Cardo), and step onto the Via Dolorosa, where Jesus was tried, imprisoned, and began His journey to the cross.
You’ll visit rarely seen and deeply moving sites, including the Orthodox Church of the Prison of Christ, where tradition holds that Jesus was held for one night, complete with first-century prison features explained through historical context and 3D illustrations. We also explore the Monastery of the Flagellation, key Roman military locations, and the full meaning of the Stations of the Cross.
The tour continues to the breathtaking Pools of Bethesda, revealing massive, deeply excavated reservoirs exactly as described in the Gospel of John—powerful archaeological evidence grounding the biblical account in real history. We then exit through Lions Gate, reflect on its role in the Six-Day War, and descend toward the Kidron Valley, ending with a view toward the Mount of Olives.
This video blends on-site footage, archaeology, Scripture, historical maps, and 3D reconstructions to bring Jerusalem’s past—and its biblical significance—vividly to life.
ZAHI Channel: youtube.com/@UCUcvKVZ2bnAcQn5Xy-qPuQQ
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WALK ON THE MOUNT OF OLIVES PART 1: youtu.be/Ev3DfdgcV4s
WALK ON THE MOUNT OF OLIVES PART 2: youtu.be/3o2IKiSwlmw
THE MOUNT OF OLIVES VIDEO: youtu.be/CihYmrD1SLc
WHERE WAS GOLGOTHA: youtu.be/busl3PxpPt0
WATER IN JERUSALEM: youtu.be/i3tx9ytNXJE
In this episode, we take a powerful walking tour through the heart of Jerusalem, traveling from Damascus Gate to Lions Gate, following a route deeply connected to biblical history and the Passion of Jesus. Along the way, we pass through the Muslim Quarter, walk the ancient Haggai Street (built over the Roman Cardo), and step onto the Via Dolorosa, where Jesus was tried, imprisoned, and began His journey to the cross.
You’ll visit rarely seen and deeply moving sites, including the Orthodox Church of the Prison of Christ, where tradition holds that Jesus was held for one night, complete with first-century prison features explained through historical context and 3D illustrations. We also explore the Monastery of the Flagellation, key Roman military locations, and the full meaning of the Stations of the Cross.
The tour continues to the breathtaking Pools of Bethesda, revealing massive, deeply excavated reservoirs exactly as described in the Gospel of John—powerful archaeological evidence grounding the biblical account in real history. We then exit through Lions Gate, reflect on its role in the Six-Day War, and descend toward the Kidron Valley, ending with a view toward the Mount of Olives.
This video blends on-site footage, archaeology, Scripture, historical maps, and 3D reconstructions to bring Jerusalem’s past—and its biblical significance—vividly to life.
