Arched entryway, as in Jesus' day At the southwest corner of Temple Mount, one can see remains of an arched entryway at the top of a long flight of stairs which once served as the entrance for Jewish pilgrims making their journey to the Temple in Jerusalem for the annual feasts. Remains of the archway …
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City of David Excavation Friends, one of my favorite places to visit in Israel is the City of David, just south of Temple Mount. Dozens of new discoveries are being made there every day, and we will be there in November to see those discoveries with our very own eyes! Each find confirms Biblical accounts …
Just south of Temple Mount is the City of David, where King David established the original place from which Jerusalem sprung forth. The discovery of the Pool of Siloam in 2004 ignited a grand excavation of the City of David, including the pathway pilgrims would have traveled on their way up to the Temple for …
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Ok, here we go, gang! More cool stuff today. Have you enjoyed this week's study so far? It is my favorite (until next week)! Seriously, we are discovering incredible things about God's covenants, and their fulfillment in the ultimate one: the Davidic Covenant. How will Jesus fulfill His ultimate purpose? Well, let's consider what Scripture …
Looking for the Blessed Hope 