Garden of Gethsemane Jerusalem

Jericho Rd, Jerusalem , Israel - Phone: 02 628 3264
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    The Holy Sites

    Our day began with a view from the Mount of Olives. What an incredible site. To know what happened there and what is yet to happen is amazing. It was a wonderful way to start the day.

    The rest of the sites we visited were so packed with tourists (mainly Russian) that it was nearly impossible to see the sites. It was a bit discouraging at …

  • 2

    Jerusalém


    Jerusalem - A Cidade
    "Se eu me esquecer de ti, ó Jerusalém, que se resseque a minha mão direita. Apegue-se-me a língua ao paladar, se não me lembrar de ti, se não preferir eu Jerusalém à minha maior alegria." (Salmos 137:5-6)

    Jerusalém capital de Israel e sede de seu governo, é a maior cidade do país. Seus 634.000 habitantes (dos …

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    Palm Sunday in Jerusalem....

    6 photos

    Today is Palm Sunday in Jerusalem for all Christain Orthodox. It is also the second day of the Jewish Passover. Palm Sunday has always been a special day for all in the city. It is special for everyone. Christians for its religious significance; Moslems because for some reason parents and grandparents take their children to see the procession, and …

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    Shalom from the centre of world religion!

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    ... monks. Protestants actually don’t believe that this place is Jesus’s tomb but that his tomb resides in the Garden of Gethsemane on a mountain shaped like a skull. Coming to this place made me realise that the Catholics seems to have very ...

  • 2

    The Christian Jerusalem

    31 photos

    ... bottom of the hill is the Basilica of the Agony, a large, slightly gloomy place.  It plays host to the garden of Gethsemane, and the olive trees (which can honestly grow for thousands of years) are supposed to have witnessed Christ's ...

  • 3

    back home!

    ... break but it's a good thing to be back here. Its Passover week. I love being here for this. Yesterday we went to the garden of Gethsemane, & I just got to read the bible & pray, just talk to God. Talk to Him in the place where Jesus sweat blood in His ...

  • 4

    In Jerusalem

    18 photos

    ... to Jerusalem is music. Then went to the Mount of Olives, where a few churches are at various spots including the Garden of Gethsemane, the ascension, and Mary's tomb (which I thought was at Ephesus, but I guess there are rival theories).  I didn't ...

  • 5

    A Long Day

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    ... for 7 PM and got back to the hotel at 9, tired but filled with wonder and amazement. Tomorrow we visit the Garden of Gethsemane, the Garden Tomb, the Upper Room, Mount Zion, and the Mount of Olives. The highlight will probably be communion at the Garden ...

  • 6

    Jerusalem

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    ... Ramadan when we were there, only Muslims were allowed on it. Walking down the Mt. of Olives a little, we came to the garden of Gethsemane. The area they have preserved of it is pretty small, but it's neat none the less. Some of the olive trees are ...

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    The Holy Places

    ... because the Mount of Olives itself is actually covered in neighborhoods much the way the rest of East Jerusalem is. It's really only the Garden of Gethsemane that is indeed a garden of sorts. The mount is also covered in Jewish cemeteries that want to ...

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    Mount of Olives, Garden of Gethsemane, Old City

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    ... nbsp;path Jesus took to the Temple on Palm Sunday.  (Matt 21:8, Mark 11:8) We continued on to the Garden of Gethsemane where we intended to have our Sunday morning worship service.  However, when we arrived we ...

  • 9

    Shalom to the Holy Land

    40 photos

    ... church of the last supper, Via Dolorosa (the narrow lanes of the bizarre where Jesus was said to carry the cross), the garden of Gethsemane (where Jesus spent his last days) and the Western Wall ( a sacred Jewish site, otherwise known as the wailing ...

  • 10

    Journey to the Mt. of Olives

    12 photos

    ... yard of the Church of All Nations. They have in their courtyard olive trees that are over 1,000 years old.  The Garden of Gethsemane was an olive tree orchard.  The entire Mt. of Olives was covered with olive trees in Jesus's time.  ...