Following Jesus in Jerusalem #25: The Church of the Holy Sepulchre

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  • Опубликовано: 11 дек 2024

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  • @danny.the.digger
    @danny.the.digger  2 года назад +9

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  • @st.bernadetteparish2540
    @st.bernadetteparish2540 2 года назад +33

    I am a Catholic priest, and when I visited the Holy Sepulchre a few years ago, I was able to celebrate Mass in the Edicule itself. It was perhaps the high point of my life, so thank you for bringing that experience back to mind today!

    • @StevePetrica
      @StevePetrica Год назад

      @@user-bq2jw4qz6t I have no clue what you're talking about.

  • @sharonwhiteley6510
    @sharonwhiteley6510 3 месяца назад +1

    Another excellent presentation by Danny the Digger

  • @browserbookmarks5778
    @browserbookmarks5778 2 года назад +22

    This tour you are providing is nothing short of astonishing. Even though there are a lot of challenges that arise you are knowledgeable to continue with your well organized sequence of sites. It's riveting. Thank you. Your name, Danny the Digger, is well earned.

  • @conoceisrael
    @conoceisrael Год назад +3

    the best video about holy sepulchre, so much knowledge🤩

  • @featurefilms2001
    @featurefilms2001 2 года назад +12

    FANTASTIC VIDEO ! Thank you so so very much. Shalom

  • @msrjorge1805
    @msrjorge1805 2 года назад +5

    What a blessing must be going inside of the empty tump, because Jesus was risen 🙌🙌🙌‼️Great vídeo

  • @shadiatewfik
    @shadiatewfik Год назад +3

    Today is 17th April 2023. I am among a group of copts from Egypt. We could only see parts of the Church as it was terribly crowded. Thank you for your comprehensive video. God Bless u❤❤❤

  • @zigzagfly1635
    @zigzagfly1635 Год назад +3

    Danny. God bless you for filming Jesus’ tomb like this. Even though my wife and I have visited Israel and been to the tomb of Jesus, my 86 year old mother in law yearned for the opportunity to see it personally but can’t due to her age and health. So thank you Danny for a superb tour and explanation. Subscribed.

  • @ejmeadows
    @ejmeadows Год назад +4

    Excellent video. I used to live in Israel and went to the Holy Sepulchre many times and sometimes with experts on the site. As you know, Golgotha is lump of =rock with a fault line in it: it couldn’t be used for stone - the area had been a quarry. I was once taken under the church where the shape of the rock clearly showed evidence of quarrying. The first Aedicule was cut to isolate the tomb of Jesus but his tomb, as you note, was part of a necropolis. That’s an important reason for it being outside the city wall. I’m glad you showed the Syrian tomb: how sad that the dispute has not been resolved, but at least it’s free of religious paraphernalia.

  • @maria-8077
    @maria-8077 2 года назад +9

    Wow!!! Thank you so very much Danny for this precious video! God bless you always! ❤👍🙏

  • @Collagio26
    @Collagio26 Год назад +2

    Fantastic video and information. I have subscribed and liked. Thank you sir for bringing this information and video to the world. God bless you.

  • @Bamagator52
    @Bamagator52 2 года назад +2

    Danny you are the best God bless you my friend

  • @patriciakloeppel9863
    @patriciakloeppel9863 Год назад +1

    new subscriber ty very good tour

  • @aldobuccarello5973
    @aldobuccarello5973 5 месяцев назад +1

    Hammen Hammen Hammen.... Gesù Cristo Santo Dio.

  • @Top-Jimmy
    @Top-Jimmy 2 года назад +6

    Much appreciated Danny, Thank you. Greetings from Australia, God bless brother.

  • @Aguas749
    @Aguas749 2 года назад +3

    👏👏👏awesome Shalom brother God BLESS❤🙌🙌👆

  • @danielhacker2525
    @danielhacker2525 Год назад +1

    Amazing video! Great Job Danny!

  • @pattimeredith9621
    @pattimeredith9621 2 года назад +2

    Great explanation of the church and probable location of Jesus tomb. And the new mic worked great!

  • @drelbez
    @drelbez 2 года назад +16

    Shalom Danny! Congratulations on a well-done vlog series!!! You have challenged Christian traditions and encouraged Bible reading and study as you explain archaeology at each site. I look forward to your future videos anywhere you are at Biblical sites. I love Yisrael!

  • @etb-b7
    @etb-b7 2 года назад +4

    Superb presentation Danny. Kudos.

  • @Knutwolf
    @Knutwolf 2 года назад +5

    That was awesome. Thank you for taking us on this historical and religious journey

  • @wizzardofpaws2420
    @wizzardofpaws2420 2 года назад +4

    Gosh, I really have gotten used to waking up to a new Danny video every morning!

    • @danny.the.digger
      @danny.the.digger  2 года назад +3

      You remind me of my parents joke that they had a loud generator next to their tent when they came to Israel in the 1950s. After months of operation, One day the generator broke. they couldn’t fall asleep because it was too quite 😅

  • @TheBDEye
    @TheBDEye 7 месяцев назад

    Thank you for this whole series Danny. I greatly appreciate your balanced insight and vast knowledge. I hope peace will come to the Holy Land and send you many blessings.

  • @robertbl7500
    @robertbl7500 2 года назад +5

    Hi Danny, You make archaeology interesting, educational and fun! ! Thanks so much! ! !

  • @walkerchewning5775
    @walkerchewning5775 5 месяцев назад

    I watched several of your videos before visiting Jerusalem. They were they most infotmative I've seen. Good work.

  • @user5362
    @user5362 Год назад +1

    Thank you so much, fantastic video!

  • @fosforito1522
    @fosforito1522 2 года назад +3

    Best video EVER!!!!! Thank you Danny!!!

  • @KetteliePetit-kj5zf
    @KetteliePetit-kj5zf Год назад +2

    SHALOM YESHUA
    THIS IS MICHAEL BRYCE I'M COMING TO GIVE WITH MY HEART ♥ 😢SAD 😔 MY EYES FULLY TEE'S OH GOD BRINGS HIM BACK TO ME FAST I CANT RECUPERATE MYSELF.
    AMEN

  • @hermanyosep9864
    @hermanyosep9864 Год назад +1

    Thank you very much Mr Danny...🙏✝️🇮🇱🇬🇷🇨🇵

  • @yogusto7965
    @yogusto7965 2 года назад +1

    Wonderful work Danny! God bless you! Jesus be with you!

  • @vicpz1
    @vicpz1 2 года назад +1

    Great video. I visited Jerusalem three weeks after this video.

  • @dshahata
    @dshahata 2 года назад +1

    Thank you so much Danny for clarifying many of my questions

  • @angeladeweese1485
    @angeladeweese1485 2 года назад +5

    I have enjoyed your series on Jesus so much! Thank you and God bless you!

  • @anitazetsche820
    @anitazetsche820 2 года назад +1

    Wish I was there!...thank you!

  • @jeanruppe6286
    @jeanruppe6286 2 года назад +2

    Hello, We are enjoying your vlog series.. Yes, tourist are on their way back.. We are coming on a tour next week..

  • @fredl575
    @fredl575 2 года назад +1

    God bless you my brother.

  • @inmyopinion651
    @inmyopinion651 Год назад +1

    Great video Danny. I could spend weeks just there on that building. Amazing stuff.

  • @shampasarkar1981
    @shampasarkar1981 Месяц назад

    ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😮😮😮
    Thanks 🙏
    Amen 🙏

  • @monavallejo9868
    @monavallejo9868 2 года назад +1

    Thank you Danny! This video is very informative and awesome ❤!

  • @btmw8754
    @btmw8754 2 года назад +4

    Wow, it is so surreal to see this site so empty! What a fantastic time to be there again now. Thanks for another great video and all that detailed info., Danny. Yes, my guide took us to the burial caves where you were but to be able to video the Edicule without having those crazy monks screaming at you was unbelievable!

  • @coreygrua3271
    @coreygrua3271 2 года назад +2

    This is the best vlog yet! When my wife and I visited the church, it was jammed with good people wanting to see and worship. Our able guide, Dr. Eric Huntsman (you may know him), wasn’t able to show us the details you did because of the press of people. Your fascinating information about Helena and the Bishop of Jerusalem was extremely useful as I’ve tried to understand the process of locating holy sites. Many thanks. A donation will be made soon. Keep well Brother Herman. You’re making a fine contribution to the knowledge of many seeking people around the world who want to know and follow the Savior.

    • @danny.the.digger
      @danny.the.digger  2 года назад +1

      Thank you Corey and god Bless you! I do not know Dr. Huntsman, and would greatly appreciate if you could introduce me to him!

    • @coreygrua3271
      @coreygrua3271 2 года назад

      @@danny.the.digger I was enjoying a “My Israel” presentation on RUclips where Josephus was discussed and an article was mentioned by Dr. Huntsman on the reliability of the ancient historian. Eric is a professor at Brigham Young University and has a leadership role at the Center for Near Eastern Studies on Mt. Scopus. He led a tour group from the western U.S. that we participated in a few years ago. So, he does not know me except for that brief tour and a few classes I’ve taken from him. You may find the

    • @coreygrua3271
      @coreygrua3271 2 года назад

      Make that the “Jerusalem Center for Near Eastern Studies” as an official name. You both have much in common, so I was hoping that you had known each other at some time. I think that you would both enjoy each other’s company and wisdom regarding the Holy Land. I’ll send him an email and suggest that he look you up sometime when he is there. Wikipedia has a good article on Eric Huntsman if you have a few spare minutes. As I said, you both have much in common and a deep love of the Lord.

  • @parashantadna1624
    @parashantadna1624 2 года назад +1

    Danny ,the digger Herman....👍👍

  • @jennydgc
    @jennydgc 2 года назад +2

    i really like all your videos, i want to go in biblical places too 🙏🏻

  • @michaelwillenbrink538
    @michaelwillenbrink538 2 года назад +1

    God Bless You Danny

  • @sharikratz7455
    @sharikratz7455 2 года назад +1

    Terrific

  • @sonnyl2915
    @sonnyl2915 2 года назад +1

    Wow! Thanks Danny!

  • @meretehasfjord4231
    @meretehasfjord4231 2 года назад +2

    Love from Norway❤️🇮🇱🇳🇴🙏🏻

  • @geraldwilson681
    @geraldwilson681 Год назад +1

    I have had dreams of visiting Israel and being in Jerusalem and obsessing over seeing the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and the sites of Jesus crucifixion and burial site. If I remember correctly that where this stands presently, this area was outside the city in Jesus time.

  • @rrobitail
    @rrobitail Год назад

    Thank you, great episode, hope to visit during my lifetime

  • @MrBob-hr7jn
    @MrBob-hr7jn 2 года назад +1

    I can’t wait until the Garden Tomb video- exciting stuff!

    • @Bellthorian
      @Bellthorian Год назад +2

      The Garden Tomb was carved in the Iron Age, 600 years before Jesus lived. The Garden, cistern and olive press all date to the crusades. There is a ZERO PERCENT chance that it is the tomb of Jesus.

  • @patnoon1544
    @patnoon1544 2 года назад +1

    Thanks again Danny for a wonderful presentation on this subject. The garden tomb looks and feels like it is the correct spot, however the archaeological evidence you present here is very compelling given the fact that there are other tombs at this location. I do remember our guide talking about these other tombs at the church. Big believer in following the archaeological evidence. I believe God continues to release more evidence to us as we seek to know the truth.

  • @timsnyder5152
    @timsnyder5152 2 года назад +3

    Love your series Danny excellent job maybe you could put them into two parts, and spread out your content?

  • @kennethkaminski3438
    @kennethkaminski3438 10 месяцев назад

    Another great job! Thank you so much I llearned a ton!

  • @kylesalter1971
    @kylesalter1971 11 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you! This has been a wonderful presentation of apologetical evidence.

  • @EuniceR7
    @EuniceR7 2 года назад +1

    Shalom Danny!

  • @edwardcarloni6356
    @edwardcarloni6356 2 года назад +2

    Good Day Danny, When I hear you say that the different denominations are arguing about who owns the building and don't maintain it all as one is really quite sad. No one owns the building except Jesus. Quarreling like this is why I have no affiliation with organized religion. I can speak to Him on my own, and I do. Focus on Jesus Christ not who owns what. Have a Blessed and Beautiful Day. Dio Ti Benedica 🙏✌

  • @shampasarkar1981
    @shampasarkar1981 Месяц назад

    ❤🎉😮❤🎉😮
    Amen 🙏

  • @mollyshort2390
    @mollyshort2390 2 года назад

    Hello from Arkansas USA 🇺🇸

  • @catherinestrom3404
    @catherinestrom3404 2 года назад

    Thank you Thank you god bless you🙏🙏🙏

  • @philipwatersdeaf
    @philipwatersdeaf 2 года назад +7

    This is brilliant, love this and the other presentations prior to this.
    A question: if Jesus' tomb was orginally underground, who dug down the surrounding rock to make the church level around the tomb? There would have been a lot of rock to dig through and surely someone said something about that? And where would they have placed the excavated rock? Could we use some type of isotype test to identify where the rocks that were dug up were placed?

    • @danny.the.digger
      @danny.the.digger  2 года назад +5

      It was all probably done by the command of the empress / her architects. But we have zero historical information about it. Sorry.

  • @sandrahaws3149
    @sandrahaws3149 2 года назад

    Thank you ❤️

  • @gideon2060
    @gideon2060 2 года назад +6

    Thanks for these educational videos. What type of stone is the bedrock, is it limestone?

  • @georgegherasim8149
    @georgegherasim8149 2 года назад

    Very good presentation!

  • @barbaraglover4451
    @barbaraglover4451 2 года назад

    Shalom my bro Danny

  • @MrDwanehoward
    @MrDwanehoward 2 года назад

    Thanks D.

    • @MarthaRae1
      @MarthaRae1 2 года назад +1

      Toda Raba, Danny. I was able to go to Israel in 2009 and our tour guide, Avi, said the same thing you have said about this being the place Yeshua was crucified and buried. After seeing this video I am in total agreement with you and Avi. You explained it so well. I've seen other videos but they didn't explain about the bedrock...they just showed it and walked on by. I love these videos...they give so much information and I get to see things in Jerusalem that you never get to see in a tour.
      Shalom and blessings.
      From Florida, USA

    • @danny.the.digger
      @danny.the.digger  2 года назад

      @@MarthaRae1 My pleasure Martha! glad you like it 🙂

  • @Accolaidia777
    @Accolaidia777 2 года назад +5

    Hello Mr Danny! I’ve very much enjoyed your video tours!! I may never get to Israel because of various reasons but your showing and sharing so many interesting sites. Also I’ve been doing Geneology since the early 90’s and found I’m directing descended from The King of Jerusalem ( Fulk of Anjou, V) he was my 25th GreatGrandfather up my Dads side and is apparently buried at this church. Is the grave marked? 🥰Darla D

    • @danny.the.digger
      @danny.the.digger  2 года назад +3

      Shaom your highness! 🙂Unfortunately all of the tombs of the Crusader Kings were removed by the Greeks in the renovations after the 1808 big fire. Only the tomb of queen Melisenda was saved.. Are you also a descendent of Malisenda? his wife? If so, wait for my review of Mary's tomb, where I will show Malisenda's tomb..

    • @D4Disdain
      @D4Disdain Год назад

      Yah, they always send a report of being a "descendant" of someone historic, I bet it was a DNA test, otherwise if you where really from the family you wouldn't need to research, you would know for sure, if the family had continuation of offspring and the document in your side of the family was kept to update. Those families had the documentation, they had too by law because of heritage. Common folk, were register only from the end of the XVII century but only in some places, then was generalized with the end of serfdom and in the protestant countries. In Catholic countrys took longer and the registry belonged to the parish church and was done at the time of baptism. Belive me, I know what I'm talking about. A uncle of mine was a Cayholic priest in a parish of a church built in the XII century and the records about people started only in the end of the XVIII century and that was because of the French Revolution. All of a suden, people were not cattle anymore in the rulers and priests barn, everyone was a citizen and therefore to be register with parentage. Many last names end up being the family's man profession or if without one the name was the lord's name to which the land belonged too or the location of the place were the family always resided. Moving around was very restricted and a document of authorization was needed, it changed only after the F. Revolution.

    • @Accolaidia777
      @Accolaidia777 Год назад

      @@D4Disdain my family came to America in the early 1600’s so all that information was lost or discarded. Plus my descendants were down the female lines so….?

  • @LoudandClearChastity
    @LoudandClearChastity 8 месяцев назад

    Warm greetings from Australia 🦘 Danny, you are a STAR! I really hope I can meet you in the flesh and do one of your tours. What impresses me most about you is your respect for other people. You're not pushy with a camera. I hope you and your family are well, given the situation in Israel. God bless you and take care. I will bring some gifts for you from Australia 🦘

  • @oscarselda871
    @oscarselda871 Год назад

    🙏💖

  • @nickgallucci8117
    @nickgallucci8117 2 года назад

    JESUS OF NAZARETH,
    THE KING OF THE JEWS.
    20 Many of the Jews read this sign, because the place where Jesus was crucified was near the city, and it was written in Hebrew, Latin, and Greek. 21 So the chief priests of the Jews said to Pilate, “Do not write, ‘The King of the Jews,’ but only that He said, ‘I am the King of the Jews.’”
    22 Pilate answered, “What I have written, I have written.”
    it was written because the NARRATOR wrote the TRUTH
    But Pilate chose to write this because he knew it would upset the Sanhedrin Council
    it was not to humiliate Him
    Thank You for sharing this Incredible Series
    Shalom Brother Danny

  • @JohnDoukasPhotography
    @JohnDoukasPhotography 2 года назад +4

    I always laugh about the ladder above the main entrance. Somewhere I read that’s it’s been up there since the 1800’s, all because of an argument between who approved some kind of repairs.

    • @danny.the.digger
      @danny.the.digger  2 года назад +4

      I know of a different reason.. I will perhaps present this in detail in another series about the history of the building..

  • @syntheticswish7571
    @syntheticswish7571 2 года назад

    The Cross is erected 4 meters from sandstone in middle of hallway as you get in from front door,The Tomb is 50 meters from that spot,the Lord have told me September 2009 on pilgrimage with Benny Hinn.

  • @SideWalkAstronomyNetherlands
    @SideWalkAstronomyNetherlands Год назад

    Been there.

  • @ronaldtrunk7944
    @ronaldtrunk7944 2 года назад +1

    it is called skull (Golgotha) because tradition says it happens to be the same spot where Adam was buried and Jesus the fulfillment of Adam bled on the same spot in the most strangest twist of god's providence and timing. The skull refers to the bones of Adam

  • @barbrovaage7309
    @barbrovaage7309 Год назад

    Are your also going to make a video from Gordons Gethsema?

  • @IlovetheTruth
    @IlovetheTruth 2 года назад +3

    Danny I was told the place of the crucifixion was at a location which is right behind a bus station in Jerusalem. The rock there looked like a skull. Do you know where I am talking about? What do you think of that location?

    • @gilbregman4646
      @gilbregman4646 2 года назад +1

      You refer to the garden tomb which is the burial place according to the Protestants. All the other denominations accept this church as the burial place. As Danny said, he will visit the garden tomb in the next clip.

    • @danny.the.digger
      @danny.the.digger  2 года назад +2

      Wait for the next chapter..

    • @Mayberryslawman.
      @Mayberryslawman. 2 года назад

      The place of the skull is outside of the Damascus gate the tomb is outside of the Damascus gate the stone is rolled away and there’s a trough for the stone and a place where the Roman’s sealed the tomb

    • @IlovetheTruth
      @IlovetheTruth 2 года назад

      @@danny.the.digger 😊

    • @gilbregman4646
      @gilbregman4646 2 года назад +1

      @@Mayberryslawman. this is the Garden tomb which is where tge skull hill (Calvary) is according to the Protestants. All the other denominations believe it's in the church shown here.

  • @christfollower5713
    @christfollower5713 Год назад

    Lovely ... Thanks for your beautiful explanation and the high quality camera ... i have a question please , is the red thing on the bed rock of golgotha is blood ? I heard that a scientist in the 20th century took a sample and found out it is blood .. is it really that this red thing had been tested ? And if so can i have a details about that ? Thank you 🙏🏻🙏🏻😊😊

  • @johnslaughter5475
    @johnslaughter5475 5 месяцев назад

    You mentioned that the first room would be where the body could be cleaned. But, in the case of Jesus, it was late in the day when they took Him down from the cross. They didn't have time to properly prepare the body. That's why the women were coming on Sunday morning to prepare His body. The Shroud of Turin testifies to this that His body had not been cleaned up.

  • @kyqorioskygo8999
    @kyqorioskygo8999 2 года назад

    This place is so beautiful and holy if this is truly jesus cruxifiction and burial spot. Did the protestans believe another spot where jesus was buried ?which is the graden of tomb?

  • @poshtraditions
    @poshtraditions Год назад

    9:14 😳

  • @dolansadhu6648
    @dolansadhu6648 8 месяцев назад

    Sir we can do planchet on Jesus to know the truth.

  • @rrobitail
    @rrobitail Год назад

    Did you go to the small village on top of the church?

  • @lazystinka
    @lazystinka 2 года назад +1

    00:39 I didn't know they allowed scooters into the church?!

    • @danny.the.digger
      @danny.the.digger  2 года назад +1

      I had to stop a previous recording because a TRACTOR drove into the church as I started..

    • @sharonwhiteley6510
      @sharonwhiteley6510 3 месяца назад

      I believe the scooter was in the courtyard

  • @kyqorioskygo8999
    @kyqorioskygo8999 2 года назад +1

    Danny can you explain the reason of why the right side of the entrance/ doorway to the church was permanently blocked and only the left side is still open?

    • @JohnDoukasPhotography
      @JohnDoukasPhotography 2 года назад

      I am curious about that too

    • @gilbregman4646
      @gilbregman4646 2 года назад +1

      As far as I remember this was done by the Muslims. They set strict rules about going in and out of the church. Some of which are still in effect today. Every evening, even nowadays, the door is locked and the key is kept by a Muslim family who is in charge of it for centuries. The monks are locked inside. In the morning the doors are unlocked.

    • @kyqorioskygo8999
      @kyqorioskygo8999 2 года назад

      @@gilbregman4646 But if your theory is correct. Why wasn’t the stone wall that block the right side doorway re-open/removed after the muslims no longer had controlled?? Both door sides were made for a reason. So i still looking for an answer. Thx

    • @gilbregman4646
      @gilbregman4646 2 года назад +2

      @@kyqorioskygo8999the Muslims lost Jerusalem in 1917. By that time the British just maintained the status quo and didn't change things which were done in the 13th century. As I said, till this day the status quo is maintained in this church. There is a strict protocol which was set during the Ottoman rule and was kept under British, Jordanian and Israeli rule. This is one of the most sensitive places in the world. The different denominations there keep close watch so no one will get more control then they should. Even the tiniest fixes turn into an international dispute. As far as I remember one of these disputes was the cause of the Crimean war in the 19th century.

    • @danny.the.digger
      @danny.the.digger  2 года назад +1

      19th century politics..

  • @anthonywiggins2521
    @anthonywiggins2521 Год назад

    Danny I heard you say when you were speaking about the pool it went to the site where the market was and some corn was there and you said that it shouldn't have been there because there was no corn back but read in the bible that KING DAVID and his men ate corn while fleeing from Saul explain would you thanks

  • @jaymejohnson5146
    @jaymejohnson5146 2 года назад +2

    Sir , love your videos , I think that the charge against Jesus as “ King of the Jews “was not mocking . The Jewish leaders said “ we have no king but Caesar “So Pilate needed a reason for putting Jesus to death because He committed no crime therefore Jesus died a political death.

    • @danny.the.digger
      @danny.the.digger  2 года назад

      I think the trial was not quite as presented in the text.. perhaps I will make a special on that too..

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    @georgesadek6033 2 года назад

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  • @driver1421
    @driver1421 2 года назад

    There is a lot more evidence that this is the right place out there. It is only Catholic/ Byzantine traditions that tells us He was crucified on Friday; it could have been any day of the week because the day after "Preparation Day" is the celebration/Feast of "Unleavened bread" which is a high Sabbath.

    • @danny.the.digger
      @danny.the.digger  2 года назад

      Even the gospels are confused about this.. 🤷‍♂️

    • @driver1421
      @driver1421 2 года назад

      The gospels, the laws and rules about the biblical feasts point to Jesus entering the city on the 10th of Nisan, crucified on Nisan 14, the Day of Preparation or Passover, was in the grave on the feast of Unleavened bread, which is always a high Sabbath, and was risen at the beginning day of the feast of First fruits. It would be 300 years later that Christmas and Easter would be invented out of anti-semitism and biblical illiteracy.

  • @tonigirouard1548
    @tonigirouard1548 Год назад

    I have a question about this site. If Jesus was crucified with 2 other men, and buried just a few feet away, then this would be the garden tomb of Joseph of Arimathea. Would a crucifixion site occur on someone’s personal property?

    • @danny.the.digger
      @danny.the.digger  Год назад +1

      No one knows whose garden it was..

    • @nikostheater
      @nikostheater Год назад

      The crucifixion wasn’t on someone’s property. The tomb belonged to someone and that someone (Joseph) effectively donated his new tomb to Jesus

    • @Bellthorian
      @Bellthorian Год назад

      You would be incorrect, the Garden Tomb was carved in the Iron Age, 600 years before Jesus lived. The Garden, cistern and olive press all date to the crusades. There is a ZERO PERCENT chance that it is the tomb of Jesus.

  • @zackboring3314
    @zackboring3314 4 месяца назад

    That woman stared you down in the tomb lol

  • @LoveIsrael123
    @LoveIsrael123 6 месяцев назад

    Shalom YeHshua!! Didn’t use the whole name that time. I love you as a brother sister, I am married to Justin. He is you on the inside. I love him a lot. I want to help him and please help my family accept him and love him too. I had a Baal spirit mess with my marriage and family a little. Lots of baals over in Israel. Just people named that. I don’t judge them. I bless them. I bless You and The highest Yah and One. I pray you will help me with love and longevity like my Italian heritage. Italy is so good at longevity. I have seen miracles I pray for bravery to testify. May I please have 3-5 children? I raise kids at the church. They are funny and very loud. I walked through mental illness, I walked through spiritual sexual abuse and ritual abuse, and I walked through common cold, I has sniffles. I have so much fun hanging out with you. My Hebrew name is Revka Meir. I have an ancestor named Jean Baptiste (john the Baptist) he kept his head and somehow hung out with pirates probably was a pirate. The crew saved America in a war, captain was burried at sea.

  • @TD402dd
    @TD402dd Год назад

    It is a very nice church, but Jesus was laid to rest in the Garden Tomb. Just like Mt. Sinai is in Saudi Arabia; not in Egypt where they also have a giant building.

    • @Bellthorian
      @Bellthorian Год назад

      You would be incorrect, the Garden Tomb was carved in the Iron Age, 600 years before Jesus lived. The Garden, cistern and olive press all date to the crusades. There is a ZERO PERCENT chance that it is the tomb of Jesus.

  • @slipshankd1307
    @slipshankd1307 2 года назад +1

    It's not about where he was but what he did and who he is that is important. Also the Romans tried to destroy all sighs of what was and make the place a Romans city. Also they didn't investigate lit they should have.

    • @apurplegoldenfaith7
      @apurplegoldenfaith7 2 года назад +1

      "but what He did and who He is." SO TRUE, and what's important is that the grave is empty, which means He is RISEN AND IS ALIVE☺💙🙌 and IS COMING SOON.

    • @danny.the.digger
      @danny.the.digger  2 года назад +4

      I agree, but many are also curious about the “where”.. including my and my viewers ..😊

    • @slipshankd1307
      @slipshankd1307 2 года назад

      so right

  • @nickma71
    @nickma71 8 месяцев назад

    That isn't on Mount Moriah, and as such excluded from possibly being this place; 13 Then Abraham lifted his eyes and looked, and there behind him was a ram caught in a thicket by its horns. So Abraham went and took the ram, and offered it up for a burnt offering instead of his son. 14 And Abraham called the name of the place, The-Lord-Will-Provide; as it is said to this day, “In the Mount of the Lord it shall be provided.”

  • @daisyq2501
    @daisyq2501 11 месяцев назад

    How do we know helena got it right? She coukd have been wrong.

    • @danny.the.digger
      @danny.the.digger  10 месяцев назад +1

      I agree, but the archaeological evidence supports the theory she did get it right

  • @MrTagahuron
    @MrTagahuron Год назад +1

    The real question is: which one would you believe? The early Christians or the modern historians. The garden tomb just represents Protestanism: empty, modernist, no trace of history, no connection to Christianity.

  • @labibbiace
    @labibbiace Год назад

    2:49 You love these doubts. You know very well that in the history books it is often said that the Jews were exiled from Jerusalem as early as the 2nd century. However, it is known that not everyone. And so, never all Christians left this earth. You are in great error.

    • @danny.the.digger
      @danny.the.digger  Год назад

      Perhaps but there is no historical or archaeological evidence to prove the opposite (except for a dubious testimony in Eusebius writings)

    • @labibbiace
      @labibbiace Год назад

      @@danny.the.digger How can I talk to you if RUclips deletes my arguments?

  • @MrBob-hr7jn
    @MrBob-hr7jn Год назад

    Your opinion is simply speculation my friend

    • @danny.the.digger
      @danny.the.digger  10 месяцев назад

      Definitely.. but that’s the nature of archaeology ☺️

  • @kermitforseth7711
    @kermitforseth7711 2 года назад

    Concerning The Church of the “Holy” Sepulchre … Three reasons why I do not think this is the right site. 1) Too close to the Dome of the Rock (1500 ft) or to maybe the true T.M. site (2000 ft). This is prime real estate for viewing of the Temple and would have been populated by many homes and businesses, especially during Jesus’ day. 2) While burial outside the city gate may be supported indirectly by Biblical and Rabbinic texts, undoubted, there were Rich people who owned bedrock property suitable for family burials, as is demonstrated by Manachin Bagin’s property as you showed in one of your videos. This is why Hebrews 13:11-12 emphasizes that Jesus was buried outside the city gates in accordance with the law, even though the tomb was owned by a rich man. Joseph followed the law even though many of his contemporaries found excuses to skirt the law, if they had suitable burial property inside the gates. So the point here is that the existence of Tombs in this area, does not prove it was a burial site outside the gate. 3) When the noble lady found this site because of the bishop, it was currently in a walled in area. The terrain to the North, where the current Jerusalem wall stands, is a natural defensive place for the placement of a wall in the upper city of Jerusalem. There is no natural defensive place between the Church and the Temple Mount for a defensive wall other, than the current Western wall which was about 300 ft west of what was probably the true western wall of the T.M. which was utterly destroyed. Building a defensive wall half way down a slope makes no sense. She probably went along with Bishop on this site, because some things seemed to fit, even though the major wall issue did not. People tend to ignore major bedrock facts when they think that the other facts line up. This has happened with the 600 by 600 ft Temple mount, as described by Josephus. Miraculously, Josephus make a 1000 ft mistake and shrinks the size of the T.M. while he at the same time makes the Eastern Retaining wall 600 ft high instead of 100 or 200 ft high, even though he is writing for important people who are themselves eyewitnesses. Yet every T.M. model ignores the bedrock information accept for Martin and Cornuki, but they also are wrong in that they ignore the pilgrim steps which come up from the pool of Siloam. Only a T.M. which is placed somewhere on the S.E corner of today’s T.M. accounts for the bedrock facts of the Bible and of Josephus and of “”Zechariah’s” tomb which would have been built facing the Holy of Holies without a doubt, as an intentional pointer (hence the Temple face design with a top designed to last the ages of ice and snow). Only by beginning at the solid bedrock facts, can we branch out to include the other less conclusive but matching facts. Do you think God is pleased with people venerating places the Holy sites? One of the Kings destroyed the bronze serpent for this very error. So God has no problem letting people venerate the false sites. When you go to the Garden Tomb, while there may be some abuses by some people, most of the visitors, do not bow down to the sites or kiss the sites. At most, some people will touch a site and contemplate what happened there, but they don’t bring items of clothing or objects hoping for a blessing or for some magical power to go with their item back to their home. The place of the skull is mentioned specifically by name in the Bible for a reason. No one would name a place by such a name unless it had to do with a terrain feature. God knew that this place would be protected to be discovered in our day and age, almost 2000 years later, just like the Mullah’s and priest bell and pottery with names of people in the Biblical narrative, some of whom seemed inconsequential for documentation, but God knew that these items would be preserved to be found in out life time when the world wants to deny that this land belongs to the Jews for their inheritance by God, and does not belong to any other nation or nationality. The place of the Garden Tomb and the Place of the Skull has all the evidence with matches the Biblical account. It is clearly outside what would have been the city gates. It is close proximity to each other. It is next to what would have been a main road leading out of city for the viewing of people as the criminals were punished. The plugs designed for the cross holes have been found by Ron Wyatt as well as the Ark of the Covenant with blood of Jesus, which came down a crack from the area of the cross due to the earthquake. God is not ready for the Ark to be made public so while God let Ron find and see these things, He did not let people retrieve the Ark (6 people died trying), and this Ark is being held for another day of public revelation. Ron was in error about Noah’s Ark’s location, but I find no reason to believe that he lied about what he saw concerning the Ark of the Covenant. The cross plugs can be verified today, I think, though I do not know if they were donated to the Israel Museum. The result of the testing of the blood, can be found at one of the Israel labs somewhere. Those involved are witness to the test results (only 23 chromosomes found, not 46 as is normal). Is the Garden Tomb absolutely the right Tomb? It fits the facts, so is the best candidate. The account says that both John and Mary STOOPED to look into the tomb, so the original opening was below normal head height, and that John saw the burial clothes from the light of the opening. The same tomb seems to have been used by other people since that time, and Joseph of Aramethea could have made the tomb for his entire family, and even used it afterwards, even though it had such a significant usage. He may not have thought that veneration was a proper way with which to deal with the tomb’s use, once it was time for him or his family to be buried in this place and later generations, may have used this space as well, with or without knowledge of its history. What ever the case, God kept the skull like nearby terrain from being destroyed or build upon, so we know that the tomb was close by this land feature, preserved by God for a later discovery by people less likely to destroy it by building a venerating “church” building over it. God appreciates our worship of Him, but not of anything else or any other object. So He continues to allow the false locations to be wrongly worshipped, until He comes and gets rid of this misplaced worship. The misleading shepherds of Ezekiel 34:2, which God prophesies against, existed during the time of Jesus in the form of the Pharisees and Sadducees and they exist today in many types of “Christian”, “Catholic”, “Orthodox”, “liberal” Protestant, and Rabbinic leadership circles today. But God is still at work in churches throughout the world and in individual people’s lives as they discover the real Jesus of the Bible. While many come to venerate, many others come to appreciate the land of Israel, the people of Israel, and the places of the Bible as they worship Jesus alone who is the “GOD WITH US” of all the Bible and the God voice of the true prophets and Scriptures. When Jesus comes, we will all be required to come to Jerusalem to worship Jesus in person once a year. Keep up the good work, Danny! Like I said before, all your comments are instructional and helpful and we sift through the various traditions and conclusions of millions of people who look for a piece of God they can see and touch, according to what they suppose is true. If I worship God in a church in America which I thought was 200 years old when it was only 100 years old, which was founded by someone different than what I was told, it should affect my worship of God. The Word of God is unchanged (though people have tried to mess with it by bad interpretations or by faulty translations), and we can rely on God’s Word to bring us back to the truth, when we read God’s Word honestly without adding in additional assumed information. Danny has been very low key about all this and I appreciate this. I’m sure that some guides can be influenced by what is popular and profitable, but I have not sensed this in his analysis as we appreciate the different traditions with their conflicting conclusions. In 2011, my family, mostly self guided ourselves with a rental van, but my wife and I were going to go with a tour group in 2020 which only provided for two days of self guided site seeing, but this of course was cancelled. I was going to use this time to meet with a surveyor company to see if Solomon’s tomb intersected with the Zechariah Tomb, as both structures seemed commissioned by the same person. If you read this Danny, could you tell me if this has been done, or could you do this to see if this is the case. Google Maps seems to make these two things intersect, but I cannot get an absolute result and a pinpointed spot. Thank You. You can text me at (309) 645-4171 or email me (with a text alert) at coaba2011@gmail.com). My name is Kermit Forseth.

    • @danny.the.digger
      @danny.the.digger  2 года назад +3

      1. It is rather close to the Temple Mount, but remember the city's base was down south, at the Gihon spring. In the first century the Church's site was still at the northern fringe of the city.
      2. Jews ALWAYS, in ALL periods and ALL places, buried their dead outside the city. The only single exception was the tombs of biblical kings, and even that is not certain. The only argument you can still present is that the tomb at the Holy Sepulchre actually predates the second wall, even if just by a year or so. Only If and when we find the full length of the second wall we will be able to answer this critical question.
      3. Since we haven’t found the 2nd wall, we don't know if it had a moat in front of it, or any other defensive elements. And all of the northern walls of Jerusalem "make no sense". They are all built on a negative slop.
      And I truly have no idea if God is pleased by certain venerations..
      But I will say that Ron Wyatt is no authority for me.. Instead of real science, he just focused on a TV show.. When you claim to make such discoveries, you should also let other scholars review them..
      And I have no idea what you mean by "Solomon's tomb".. it has not been discovered yet.

    • @Bellthorian
      @Bellthorian Год назад +1

      You would be incorrect, the Garden Tomb was carved in the Iron Age, 600 years before Jesus lived. The Garden, cistern and olive press all date to the crusades. There is a ZERO PERCENT chance that it is the tomb of Jesus.

  • @oscarselda871
    @oscarselda871 Год назад

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