Jerusalem

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This is a photo of the front of the model of Herod's temple in Jerusalem. The doors were between 60 and 100 feet tall!The background of this image was edited to make it look more realistic.

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This is a photo of the model of Herod's temple in Jerusalem. Also known as the Second Temple or Beit HaMikdash. The background of this image was edited to make it look more realistic.

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The hill described as Golgotha the place of crucifixion. Golgotha means "skull" and many think they can see the image of a skull in the shape of this hill. Although it fits the description of the text, this is not the traditionally recognized site of the crucifixion.

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Close-up of the garden tomb shown above. It is very similar to the tomb described in the Bible and is an excellent image for illustration.

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A Color photo of a New Testament style tomb like the one Jesus was buried in. Arguments abound over whether or not this is the tomb of Jesus. Although this is not the traditional site, it is very similar to the tomb described in the Bible and is an excellent image for illustration. tomb, Jesus, burial, garden tomb, resurrection, Jerusalem.

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This image inside the Arch of Titus is believed to show the Lampstand taken from Herod's temple.

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This was built in Rome to commemorate the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD by the Romans. Courtesy of BiblePlaces.com

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King Hezekiah built this tunnel from the city of Jerusalem down to a water source in order to provide the city with water during siege. Scripture: 2 Kings 20:20.

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King Hezekiah built this tunnel from the city of Jerusalem down to a water source in order to provide the city with water during siege. Scripture: 2 Kings 20:20.

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King Hezekiah built this tunnel from the city of Jerusalem down to a water source in order to provide the city with water during siege. Scripture: 2 Kings 20:20.