City of david

A historically accurate depiction of the ancient hill of Zion in Jerusalem, highlighting the Jebusite fortress that King David captured. The scene should include the early structures of the City of David, showcasing ancient Middle Eastern architecture with stone buildings and fortifications. The setting is during the time of King David, with a clear sky and the city bustling with activity....

Jerusalem The original inhabitants of Jerusalem lived not on the site of today’s Old City, but on a narrow ridge descending south from the present Temple Mount. This is where King David capt…

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Ancient Jerusalem - City of David Model This is a model of the City of David, the area of Jerusalem first conquered by King David. Above the City of David the Temple would be built on the hill of Ophel.

As teeming with controversy as ancient history, the City of David is one of Jerusalem's most active archaeological sites. The oldest part of Jerusalem, it was a…

The Citadel (Tower of David) in the Old City of Jerusalem. Jerusalem is located on a plateau in the Judean Mountains between the Mediterranean and the Dead Sea, is one of the oldest cities in the world. It is considered holy to the three major Abrahamic religions—Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Go to www.YourTravelVideos.com or just click on photo for home videos and much more on sites like this.

City of David National Park (Jerusalem) - 2018 All You Need to Know Before You Go (with Photos) - TripAdvisor

Picture Study Bible - 2 Samuel - Bible History Online

Digging just south of Jerusalem’s Temple Mount, Eilat Mazar uncovered a monumental building from the tenth century B.C.—the right time and the right place for

Christian tradition now designates the space above King David's Tomb as the possible site of Jesus' Last Supper. Matthew 26:17-29 Mark 14: 12-25 Luke 22:7-38 Today this space is actually a large hall. Three large pillars divide the room into three naves. The Gothic architecture indicates this room was probably built by the Franciscans in the 14th century. This area of Jerusalem- Mount Zion, was where most of the new Jewish converts to Christianity lived during the first century. This site…