#JesusWalkedHere

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Did the Temple treasures return to Jerusalem in AD 550 and then were they buried when the Persians invaded?

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Today Egypt and its Coptic Church is celebrating the Feast of Christ & the Holy family Entry into Egypt. According to the Bible, the child Jesus fled with his family from Palestine to Egypt by order of the angel to escape the oppression of King Herodus. Egypt is the only country to receive the blessing of the visit of Jesus and his mother, the Virgin Mary. This has made Egypt a distinguished country. And Christ lived in Egypt for three and a half years, in most of its cities. And the holy journey became a pilgrimage route for all the Christians. He lived in many caves, and the churches and monasteries were erected above them and Egypt became the holy land of the Christians as the land of Jerusalem. Also the monastery of Muharraq, which have a cave where Jesus lived 6 months is called the second Jerusalem. According to the Christian tradition, the Church of the Cave in el Muharaq Monastery was inaugurated by the hands of Christ and the apostles after the resurrection of Christ. There are many wells where the Holy Family drank from and other things used by Christ and the Virgin Mary are still in place. A tree called Mary's tree in Cairo kept the Holy Family hidden as Herod's soldiers passed and the tree is still curved since that moment. Many shrines and a pilgrimage path should be done by everyone for the blessing and for historical value. The flight of Jesus to Egypt is an important station of Egyptian civilization. It is worth mentioning that Pope Francis I of Rome officially approved the path of the Holy Family in Egypt as an official pilgrimage to the Catholic Cristians. 🇪🇬

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This is the path, through these closed Triple Gates that Jesus and His disciples would have used to enter the Second Temple in Judea.

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According to Byzantine accounts, the Temple treasures returned to Jerusalem, so what happened to them?

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Was this the boat that Jesus & his disciples sailed in? It was found in the Sea of Galilee and is 2000 years old!

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At Caesarea Maritima, according to the historian Josephus, in AD 66, the Great Revolt against Rome started due to a pagan ceremony conducted on Shabbat in front of this very synagogue.

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In Magdala a stone was uncovered that portrayed images from the Second Temple of Jerusalem. These include the passageways into the Temple, Ezekiel’s vision of wheels and the Menorah.

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Jesus came to Magdala, the home of Mary Magdalene and an important synagogue in the first century Israel.

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This amazing stone was found under the soil at Magdala, Israel, where inside this ancient synagogue they found a representation of Herod’s Temple.

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One hour & a half away from Nazareth, Jesus’ hometown, is Sepphoris, the City on the Hill. Here you can see the Mona Lisa of the Galilee, which is one of the most beautiful mosaics in the Holy Land & view the city Jesus probably worked in as a young man.

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Jesus taught here at Magdala by the Sea of Galilee in Israel. This is where Mary Magdalene was from and Jesus spent time here in the Synagogue.

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The Church of the Beatitudes on the Sea of Galilee, is the place where we remember the Beatitudes, where Christ turns the world upside down, teaching that the poor will win and the rich will suffer for their indifference, Matthew 5:1-12

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Magdala is an ancient fishing village on the Sea of Galilee, where Mary Magdalene, one of Jesus’ followers was from. Jesus Christ taught here & this was a major fishing port.

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Walk where Jesus walked, by the Sea of Galilee! Jesus spent about 70% of His ministry around the Sea of Galilee & performed a multitude of His miracles here, including the miraculous catch of fish, recorded in Luke 5:1-11.

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This is a route Jesus would have taken to enter the Second Jewish Temple in Jerusalem.

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Our understanding of the Jewish Temple was transformed when the Trumpet Place Inscription was found