Jerusalem street / myLot

Westmoreland, Tennessee

March 27, 2019 8:58pm CST

There continues to be archeological study of Jerusalem, which has gone on for years. The scene here at the bottom of the picture is of a street at the level of about the time of Jesus. This means that the streets at Jesus' time were about 6 feet below the street level today. This means that in the last about 2,000 years , Jerusalem was destroyed again and again and the rubble of these times of destruction built the streets up to where they are today. This means that today one cannot 'walk in the footsteps of Jesus', unless this done at a level far below where streets are today, if the rubble between then and now is removed.

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DianneN

@DianneN (254949)

• United States

1 Apr 19

Interesting.

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DianneN

@DianneN (254949)

• United States

1 Apr 19

@JWMILLER

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John Murphree

@JWMILLER (3275)

• Westmoreland, Tennessee

3 May 19

@DianneN Thanks for the Fingers up!

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John Murphree

@JWMILLER (3275)

• Westmoreland, Tennessee

1 Apr 19

Thanks, Jerusalem is an interesting place to me

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Valerie J. Routhieaux

@just4him (323168)

• Green Bay, Wisconsin

29 Mar 19

Maybe not, but we can still walk in the same places He did.

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John Murphree

@JWMILLER (3275)

• Westmoreland, Tennessee

13 Apr 19

Very few places. Most have been covered over by later buildings in the past 2,000 years.

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anthony davis

@lookatdesktop (27156)

• Dallas, Texas

29 Mar 19

This is a very fascinating article. Thanks for sharing it.

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John Murphree

@JWMILLER (3275)

• Westmoreland, Tennessee

1 Apr 19

Thanks for responding.

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John Murphree

@JWMILLER (3275)

• Westmoreland, Tennessee

13 Apr 19

Thanks for reacting. Jerusalem is a very interesting place

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Cindy Tolbert

@cintol (11261)

• United States

2 Apr 19

Wow, I didn't know this, but so sad to know it has been destroyed so many times.

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John Murphree

@JWMILLER (3275)

• Westmoreland, Tennessee

3 May 19

Such is history in many places.

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Cindy Tolbert

@cintol (11261)

• United States

4 May 19

@JWMILLER Very true

Hanni Harel

@Hannihar (130150)

• Israel

29 Apr 19

@JWMILLER There have been a lot of archeology about Jewish things found. Jews have been here in Israel over 3,000 years. Jerusalem is a very Holy City for Jews and others and it is also the capital of Israel.