Beneath Jerusalem! Was Jesus Condemned Here? Tour Sisters of Sion, Via Dolorosa, Antonia Fortress!
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In-depth exploration of where Jesus was tried and condemned to crucifixion. Tour of the Sisters of Sion, Antonia Fortress, Ecce Homo Arch, Pools of Bethesda, Pool of Israel, Struthion Pool, the Via Dolorosa, and Pilate's Palace. Learn all about one of the most important areas in Jerusalem!
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Contents:
0:00 - Intro
2:40 - Sisters of Sion Overview
4:32 - Temple Mount Overview
6:17 - Via Dolorosa Overview
8:41 - Ecce Homo Arch Overview
11:07 - Antonia Fortress Overview
14:35 - Pools of Bethesda Overview
15:50 - Pool of Israel Overview
16:46 - Struthion Pool Overview
18:09 - Church of the Holy Sepulchre Overview
18:47 - Touring Underground the Sisters of Sion
33:54 - Was Jesus Condemned to Crucifixion at the Antonia Fortress?
38:18 - Was Jesus Condemned to Crucifixion at Pilate's Palace?
51:20 - These Sites and the Bible
53:50 - Faith Lesson
Introduction
1. We are about to descend beneath the streets of Jerusalem into one of the most dramatic and mysterious places connected with the final hours of Jesus. It's known as the Lithostrotos, which means "Stone Pavement." It's believed by some to be the very place Jesus was tried by Pontius Pilate and condemned to crucifixion. We'll see what the evidence shows about this later. It's located beneath the Sisters of Sion, near the Ecce Homo Arch on the Via Dolorosa.
2. Here, hidden below the noise of the Old City, massive stone pavements, ancient cisterns, Roman arches, and the great Struthion Pool reveal layers of history buried beneath our feet.
3. For centuries, pilgrims believed this
