Also known as: Zion, City of David, Salem, Jebus
Modern name: Jerusalem, Israel
The spiritual center of Judaism and Christianity, Jerusalem housed the Temple of God and was the city where Jesus was crucified, buried, and rose again. It represents God's dwelling place with His people.
The holy city and capital of ancient Israel, Jerusalem is the most significant city in the Bible. It was the site of Solomon's Temple, the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus, and the birth of the early Church at Pentecost.
The spiritual center of Judaism and Christianity, Jerusalem housed the Temple of God and was the city where Jesus was crucified, buried, and rose again. It represents God's dwelling place with His people.
Latitude
31.7683°
Longitude
35.2137°
Known today as: Jerusalem, Israel
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