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  1 1, 0,5 |         entered the second part of Jerusalem’s Temple — called the Holiest
  2 1, 0,8 |           When the Magi arrived in Jerusalem and inquired as to the place
  3 1, 1,3 |            the infant with them to Jerusalem so as to pay the required
  4 1, 1,3 |     anticipating the liberation of Jerusalem ie. the coming of the Messiah.~
  5 1, 1,4 |        Judea,” the Magi arrived in Jerusalem from the East. It is named
  6 1, 1,4 |            is why upon arriving in Jerusalem , the Magi confidently inquire: “
  7 1, 1,4 |          from his subjects. All of Jerusalem became alarmed with him,
  8 1, 1,4 |           way to the wise men from Jerusalem to Bethlehem, “till it came
  9 1, 1,4 |    different route ie. not through Jerusalem but apparently towards south
 10 1, 1,4 |        apparently towards south of Jerusalem.~ ~
 11 1, 1,5 |            men failed to return to Jerusalem, Herod became angry, felt “
 12 1, 1,5 |           Benjamin tribe (south of Jerusalem), prior to being led away
 13 1, 1,6 |          were obliged to appear in Jerusalem on the feast days of Pascha,
 14 1, 1,6 |           and in particular, go to Jerusalem on feast days. Saint Luke
 15 1, 1,6 |           Jesus’ “parents” came to Jerusalem every year. The mystery
 16 1, 1,6 |          the boy Jesus remained in Jerusalem, surmising that he is nearby
 17 1, 1,6 |            frantically returned to Jerusalem. It was after three days
 18 1, 1,6 |  presumably from the day they left Jerusalem) did they find Him, seated
 19 2, 0,7 |  pronouncements, where he comforts Jerusalem by saying that the period
 20 2, 1,1 |         the second: he took Him to Jerusalem and setting Him on the pinnacle
 21 2, 1,2 |         The Jews sent to John from Jerusalem, priests and Levites to
 22 2, 1,3 |            to travel from there to Jerusalem for the feast day of Pascha.~ ~ ~
 23 3, 0,4 |      clearly on the Lord’s stay in Jerusalem. Their detailed description
 24 3, 0,4 |          the Lord’s every visit of Jerusalem at Pascha - over all three
 25 3, 0,4 |          for the Lord to appear in Jerusalem on important feast days,
 26 3, 0,4 |        travelled from Capernaum to Jerusalem. But this time, it was not
 27 3, 0,4 |           million Jews gathered in Jerusalem, who were obliged to kill
 28 3, 0,4 |        Messiah had already reached Jerusalem, and as can be seen - the
 29 3, 0,5 |           performed by the Lord in Jerusalem, reacted so strongly on
 30 3, 0,6 |     Nicodemus, which took place in Jerusalem during Passover, “Jesus
 31 3, 0,8 |     started to erect the temple of Jerusalem, the Samaritans also wanted
 32 3, 0,8 |          could only worship God in Jerusalem? Basing themselves on Moses’
 33 3, 0,8 |           of their mountain, while Jerusalem was destroyed by the Romans
 34 3, 0,9 |           as they too travelled to Jerusalem on the feast day and witnessed
 35 3, 0,12|         performed in the temple of Jerusalem. After the Jews’ return
 36 3, 0,14|          Decapolis, from Judea and Jerusalem, from Jordan; and He healed
 37 4, 0,19|           every feast day visit to Jerusalem. On this particular occasion,
 38 4, 0,19|           that the Lord arrived in Jerusalem, but more than likely, it
 39 4, 1,3 |         highest court, situated in Jerusalem and made up of 72 members,
 40 4, 1,3 |             situated south-west of Jerusalem, where unrighteous kings
 41 4, 1,3 |            by heaven and earth, by Jerusalem, their heads, and consequently,
 42 4, 1,10|          eve of the destruction of Jerusalem, in the seventies of our
 43 4, 1,11|            cured leper not gone to Jerusalem to the priest, but instead
 44 4, 1,11|     information would have reached Jerusalem before his arrival. Then
 45 4, 1,15|          their foundations as with Jerusalem. Proud in their imagined
 46 4, 2,19|       feast of Pascha, lure Him to Jerusalem and proclaim Him King of
 47 4, 2,21|      Pascha, the Lord didn’t go to Jerusalem this time, because the Jews
 48 5, 0,22|           the Lord was absent from Jerusalem. However, the Jerusalem
 49 5, 0,22|            Jerusalem. However, the Jerusalem Pharisees never paused their
 50 5, 0,22|         Him and not finding Him in Jerusalem, they went to Galilee. Meeting
 51 5, 0,29|         sufferings awaiting Him in Jerusalem. Although already deeply
 52 5, 0,30|        prerequisite departure from Jerusalem, which He had to carry out.
 53 5, 0,38|             Christ at the Feast in Jerusalem.~(John 7:1-9).~Having written
 54 5, 0,38|           already been absent from Jerusalem for nearly one and a half
 55 5, 0,38|           were urging Him to go to Jerusalem for the feast. They wanted
 56 5, 0,38|           wanted the Lord to enter Jerusalem triumphantly, like the Messiah
 57 5, 0,38|          before the whole world in Jerusalem as the Messiah? He must
 58 5, 0,38|    brothers that His appearance in Jerusalem has a different meaning
 59 5, 0,39|         was set for the journey to Jerusalem,” the Samaritans apparently
 60 5, 0,41|        Having sent His brothers to Jerusalem for the Feast of Tabernacles,
 61 5, 0,41|          the Lord’s appearances in Jerusalem,” notes Bishop Michael,
 62 5, 0,41|            He doesn’t go at all to Jerusalem for the next Pascha, but
 63 5, 0,41|           occurring at the time in Jerusalem. Everybody was talking about
 64 5, 0,42|          Olives — situated east of Jerusalem, where the Lord used to
 65 5, 0,42|         the night on His visits to Jerusalem — He came to the temple
 66 5, 0,44|         God’s especial presence in Jerusalem and in the temple. Consequently,
 67 5, 0,46|         rededicating the Temple of Jerusalem, desecrated by Antiochus
 68 5, 0,49|          the Mount of Olives, near Jerusalem. The two women that met
 69 5, 0,51|          the Lord in the Temple of Jerusalem, shortly before His cruciferous
 70 5, 0,56|        Luke 13:1-5)~Returning from Jerusalem, the people related to the
 71 5, 0,56|            Titus Flavius destroyed Jerusalem and a great number of Jews
 72 5, 0,56|           the other inhabitants of Jerusalem? — Who knows. Both unfortunate
 73 5, 0,57|            terrible destruction of Jerusalem and the temple. The Son
 74 5, 0,59|           traveled from Galilee to Jerusalem: “Lord, are there few who
 75 5, 0,60|          was already journeying to Jerusalem (Luke 13:22), where death
 76 5, 0,60|            Prophets, took place in Jerusalem.~This evokes the deepest
 77 5, 0,60|            judgment that befell on Jerusalem in the year 70, when the
 78 5, 0,70|            travels from Galilee to Jerusalem, on the last day of the
 79 5, 0,71|            Kingdom (destruction of Jerusalem by the Romans in the year
 80 5, 0,71|           Christ’s coming to judge Jerusalem before its destruction —
 81 5, 0,75|           took place on the way to Jerusalem, where the Lord was heading
 82 5, 0,78|    concordantly that on the way to Jerusalem, the Lord once again began
 83 5, 0,78|    Prophets, would come to pass in Jerusalem. That He will be subject
 84 5, 0,79|         some 12 miles northeast of Jerusalem and 4 miles to the west
 85 5, 0,79|     However, further on the way to Jerusalem, lay a grim and rocky wilderness,
 86 5, 0,79|         who like Him were going to Jerusalem for the feast of Pascha.
 87 5, 0,81|       traveled in the direction of Jerusalem.~ ~
 88 5, 0,82|            that whenever He was in Jerusalem, He would visit them in
 89 5, 0,82|        Jews wanted to stone Him in Jerusalem. The Lord responded to the
 90 5, 0,82|      Bethany was situated close to Jerusalem, some 2 miles or 30-minute
 91 5, 0,82|          rolled away. The tombs in Jerusalem were shaped as caves, the
 92 5, 0,82|    cadavers in the warm climate of Jerusalem began very quickly, and
 93 6, 0,85|                  Lord’s Entry into Jerusalem.~(Mat. 21:1-11; Mark 11:
 94 6, 0,85|           Christ was now coming to Jerusalem, so that all the prophecies
 95 6, 0,85|          that this last entry into Jerusalem be furnished with an especial
 96 6, 0,85|         Mount of Olives and facing Jerusalem, was the Gethsemane garden.
 97 6, 0,85|           The view of all parts of Jerusalem from Mount of Olives was
 98 6, 0,85|          two roads from Bethany to Jerusalem: one wound around the Mount
 99 6, 0,85|           s entry on a donkey into Jerusalem was a symbol of peace: the
100 6, 0,85|         Zion; shout, O daughter of Jerusalem: behold, thy King cometh
101 6, 0,85|          which an amazing scene of Jerusalem opened up, “the whole multitude
102 6, 0,85|           that Jesus was coming to Jerusalem, took branches of palm trees
103 6, 0,85|         while the other moved from Jerusalem to greet Him. The sight
104 6, 0,85|            greet Him. The sight of Jerusalem, presented in all its glory,
105 6, 0,85|      Romans started their siege of Jerusalem in the year 70, they pitched
106 6, 0,85|        that “when He had come into Jerusalem, all the city was moved” —
107 6, 0,86|           19:45-48).~Upon entering Jerusalem the Lord headed directly
108 6, 0,86|        once upon the Lord entering Jerusalem, and the second time on
109 6, 0,86|     earlier, when the Lord came to Jerusalem for His first Pascha after
110 6, 0,86|           service, He didn’t visit Jerusalem. Upon the approach of the
111 6, 1,1 |            s triumphant entry into Jerusalem, He spent the night with
112 6, 1,1 |         day, while walking back to Jerusalem, the Lord noticed a fig
113 6, 1,2 |            s triumphant entry into Jerusalem, which apparently was on
114 6, 2,1 |          disciples from Bethany to Jerusalem, apparently along the same
115 6, 2,4 |        Christ outside the walls of Jerusalem (which was the holy focus
116 6, 2,4 |           after the destruction of Jerusalem, the abolition of services
117 6, 2,5 |          His triumphant entry into Jerusalem. Whereas this parable was
118 6, 2,5 |          Lord after His entry into Jerusalem, in all probability, on
119 6, 2,5 |           of the Jewish people and Jerusalem’s destruction. Inviting
120 6, 2,9 |    pronounces a severe judgment on Jerusalem: “Your house is left to
121 6, 2,9 |         his Roman hordes subjected Jerusalem to total destruction. The
122 6, 2,11|      occurred in the year 70, when Jerusalem was taken by the Romans
123 6, 2,11|           magnificent vista of the Jerusalem temple opened up from the
124 6, 2,11|           s disciples assumed that Jerusalem would stand till the end
125 6, 2,11|    undoubtedly, the destruction of Jerusalem with its attendant horrors
126 6, 2,11|           after the destruction of Jerusalem.~The Lord presents the appearance
127 6, 2,11|            that before the fall of Jerusalem, there was an appearance
128 6, 2,11|          During the Roman siege of Jerusalem, these false prophets promised
129 6, 2,11|           it is the destruction of Jerusalem, although all these signs
130 6, 2,11|       events. Thus: 1) Judgment of Jerusalem arrived as a consequence
131 6, 2,11|         are brothers in Christ; 2) Jerusalem fell only after the Lord
132 6, 2,11| specifically to the destruction of Jerusalem.~“Abomination of desolation,”
133 6, 2,11|          Jordan, the Christians in Jerusalem indeed fled Jerusalem and
134 6, 2,11|           in Jerusalem indeed fled Jerusalem and thereby avoided the
135 6, 2,11|       people.” During the siege of Jerusalem and its outlying areas,
136 6, 2,11|        Rome, so he decided to take Jerusalem by storm, thereby shortening
137 6, 2,11|         calamity that had befallen Jerusalem, will end and people will
138 6, 2,11|             Saint Luke adds that: “Jerusalem will be trampled by Gentiles
139 6, 2,11|            from the destruction of Jerusalem to Christ’s Second Coming,
140 6, 2,11|          of Luke’s verse 24 (about Jerusalem being trampled by heathens
141 6, 2,11|         between the destruction of Jerusalem and the end of the world.
142 6, 2,11|           after the destruction of Jerusalem, My Coming and the end of
143 6, 2,11|         Indeed, the destruction of Jerusalem took place during the Lord’
144 6, 2,11|     prophecy on the destruction of Jerusalem, there can be no doubt that
145 6, 2,12|       valley of (?) — southwest of Jerusalem, where during the Jews’
146 6, 3,1 |       before the Lord’s entry into Jerusalem. Simon was called the leper,
147 6, 4,1 |          Galileans that arrived at Jerusalem, the lamb was always slain
148 6, 4,1 |          disciples from Bethany to Jerusalem, telling them that they
149 6, 4,9 |   Jehoshaphat valley and separated Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives.
150 6, 4,10|      distance, and thereby reached Jerusalem, seeing where their Teacher
151 6, 5   |       words uttered by the Lord in Jerusalem, when He first drove out
152 6, 6,2 |         numbers, which gathered in Jerusalem at Passover and other significant
153 6, 6,3 |            relocated themselves to Jerusalem, where they could keep an
154 6, 6,3 |       feast days — also resided in Jerusalem. Only Evangelist Luke narrates
155 6, 6,3 |          during the Roman siege of Jerusalem, a vast number of Jews were
156 6, 6,4 |            Cyrenian. “Daughters of Jerusalem, do not weep for Me, but
157 6, 6,4 |           children…” “Daughters of Jerusalem” — is a tender address,
158 6, 6,4 |           about the destruction of Jerusalem in the year 70, by Titus.~“
159 6, 7   |      situated outside the walls of Jerusalem. It is uncertain as to why
160 6, 7,1 |           heard the torment of the Jerusalem women accompanying the Lord
161 6, 7,3 |           those caves, appeared in Jerusalem to people that knew them.~
162 6, 7,4 |            from a Jewish town near Jerusalem. He was a member of the
163 6, 7,4 |        countries in the world into Jerusalem, a Roman guard was assigned
164 7, 0,5 |         numb with fear, to flee to Jerusalem.~By juxtaposing the four
165 7, 0,6 |          temple of Resurrection at Jerusalem, there is a declared area
166 7, 0,8 |      approximately 7 miles west of Jerusalem. At the slow pace that they
167 7, 0,8 |          Judean, having arrived in Jerusalem from some other country
168 7, 0,8 |   Evidently, Luke and Cleopas left Jerusalem before hearing about the
169 7, 0,8 |        they immediately hurried to Jerusalem so as to share their joy
170 7, 0,11|         full 8 days of Passover in Jerusalem, the Apostles returned to
171 7, 0,13|          all nations, beginning at Jerusalem. And you are witnesses of
172 8      |           appearance took place in Jerusalem, where subsequently — after
173 8      |          the Apostles to remain in Jerusalem, until they are endued with
174 8      |           led His disciples out of Jerusalem to Bethany, situated on
175 8      |    worshipped Him, and returned to Jerusalem with great joy.” This joy
176 8      |            Apostles, “went out” of Jerusalem and of course ”preached