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Ivan
3 years ago
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Will Give thanks and Brainliest

History
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s344n2d4d5 [400]3 years ago
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Answer:

I am Christian, so I can only give a Christian perspective on Jerusalem, hopefully this still helps.

Explanation:

  • Jerusalem is a Holy City to Christians, it is the place where Jesus preached sometimes, was crucified, and rose from the grave.
  • It is an important place where prophecies have been fulfilled and will be fulfilled (according to the Bible)
  • It is an important place in both the New and Old testament (Ex) Two are Solomon and Jesus)

Tweet: You could do something about easter or palm sunday as an example

I'd do something like "Palm Sunday is the day that Jesus rode into Jerusalem, the holy city, on a donkey a week before his crucifixion and ascension. The former Kings of Israel and prophets foreshadowed his crucifixion, in Jerusalem, several hundred years prior."

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