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 1  2,4|         to be called “Sion” or “Jerusalem.”* All tabernacles alike
 2  3,1| Constantinople, Antioch) and of Jerusalem — the cities from which
 3  4,6|       of August; the Entry Into Jerusalem, (Palm Sunday), the Sunday
 4  7,1|       His festive entrance into Jerusalem: “Holy, holy, holy Lord
 5  8,2|     that of Christ’s entry into Jerusalem. Both fasts together are
 6  8,2|        His solemn entrance into Jerusalem, and, on the other hand,
 7  8,2|     solemn entry of Christ into Jerusalem, and is one of the Twelve
 8  9,5|     thou see the good things of Jerusalem all the days of thy life.
 9 11  |    bringers of good news.”~    *Jerusalem was the ancient capital
10 11  |        Sion was a mountain near Jerusalem on which were built the
11 11  |         of men near the earthly Jerusalem, and later on to the tabernacles