According to the Bible, Jesus carried his cross from Ancient Jerusalem to the hill Calvary, where he was crucified among two criminals. Calvary, also known as Golgotha or the place of the skull ...

Said to be located just outside Jerusalem, Golgotha is mentioned multiple times ... Some say it’s actually Gordon’s Calvary, ...

A nearby rock outcrop is venerated as Golgotha, the hill on which ... archaeological find of the era. Early Jerusalem was more likely a minor fortified hill town. Nor did the arrival of Islam ...

First of all, a nearby rocky hill has distinct ... A visitor to Jerusalem, Simon of Cyrene, was forced to help in carrying Jesus’ cross to Golgotha. Once there, they offered Jesus wine mixed ...

Jerusalem - its name resonates in the hearts ... According to most Christian traditions, Jesus was crucified there, on Golgotha, or the hill of Calvary, his tomb is located inside the sepulchre ...

Perhaps, he impaled it on a hill outside of the city ... at the ‘place of the skull’ outside of Jerusalem. But why was that place called Golgotha in Jesus' day? The text does not tell us ...

The procession begins at the Colosseum and ends at Palatine Hill. Jerusalem is where Jesus ... The route leads to Golgotha, also known as the Place of the Skull, where Jesus met his death.

I received an email from Julie last Saturday, the day before I left for Jerusalem ... so much time this week praying at the actual hill of Golgotha, inside the Church of the Holy Sepulcher.