Jerusalem: Facts and Figures

The Books of the Bible

Christian Map of Israel

‎By 34 BC, under King Herod’s rule, ancient Jerusalem went through major redevelopment, crowned with the rebuilding of the Second Temple and a bigger Temple Mount. In AD 66, the Great Jewish Revolt challenged Roman rule over Jerusalem, resulting in the destruction of the temple and the fall of Jerusalem by AD 70.

The Feast Days seen in both the old new testaments. (Christians and Jews hold opposite views about the Old Testament scriptures, so they commemorate them differently)

Locations where Bible books were written large map

Names of God

Click to enlarge this chart of Israel’s & Judah's Kings & Prophets by Craig T. Owens

Names for God by Lensia