Wednesday, January 1, 2014

Monday December 16, 2013 Field trip Lazurus Tomb,Pater Noster, Dominuis Felvit.

Bethany is 2 miles east of Jerusalem, but it takes 20 minutes to drive there because the separation wall divides it from Jerusalem along the Jericho Road.
 
Inside the tomb of Lazarus


The stairs leading out of Lazarus tomb

Linda coming out of Lazarus tomb

 Inside the Franciscan church built near a traditional site of Lazarus grave

Bethphage is a mile west of Bethany. Jesus mounted the donkey at Bethphage to ride into Jerusalem. Jesus used this rock to mount the donkey, according to tradition.

Inside the Catholic chapel at Bethphage

Pater Noster Church on Mount of Olives is a traditional site where Jesus instructed his apostles during His last week. It is also associated with the Lord's Prayer, partly because Hebrew, Greek, and Latin inscriptions of the Lord's Prayer were found in the ruins of a 4th century church at this site. The current church was built in the 19th century and displays the Lord's Prayer in more than 60 languages.

View of the Pater Noster Church from the courtyard

Dominus Flevit is on the Mount of Olives west slope. Jesuswept as he rode the donkey into Jerusalem. This church commemorates the event recorded in Luke 19:41-44 and Matthew 23:37.


A view from Dominus Flevit Church overlooking the Church of Mary Magdalene.








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