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  1. In Christianity: Relics and saints. …she found Christ’s tomb, the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, which also became a highlight of Christian legend. Like the body of the Saviour, the tomb is a “holy of holies.”. Its discovery was tantamount to the Resurrection, for its reemergence into the light of day was seen as a restoration…. Read More.

  2. The Garden Tomb in Jerusalem is situated off Nablus Road, just outside the Old City’s Damascus Gate. It is a tranquil garden of olive trees, and flower beds with benches along quiet paths. At the heart of the garden is an ancient rock-hewn tomb. The Garden Tomb is a place of Christian worship, and some traditions believe it to be the site of ...

  3. Nov 29, 2017 · The “burial bed” in the Tomb of the Holy Sepulcre was covered with a marble cap, which is believed to have been installed between 1300 and 1555. This cap was lifted during the restoration and ...

  4. Apr 20, 2019 · The Garden Tomb (or Gordon’s Tomb) The Garden Tomb, as it appeared in the 1920’s, was only identified as a possible site for the tomb of Jesus in the 19th century. Photo credit: Wikimedia Commons. Another possible location for the tomb of Jesus is the Garden Tomb, popularized in 1883 by Charles Gordon (hence its alternate name – Gordon ...

  5. The Garden Tomb itself was discovered in 1867, and was soon identified as the burial place of Jesus, mainly because of its location in the area that had been identified as Calvary. Another factor in its favor was the recent discovery the tombstone of the deacon Nonnus in the nearby Church of St. Stephen, which mentioned the Holy Sepulchre.

  6. Mar 23, 2023 · Excavated in 1867, the Garden Tomb is an 8th-7th century BEC rock-hewn crypt. It’s biggest appeal, making it a contender for the tomb of Christ, is that it looks very much like the biblical ...

  7. Jan 16, 2018 · John’s gospel explains the tomb was new and describes its location in relation to the crucifixion: “The place of crucifixion was near a garden, where there was a new tomb, never used before” (John 19:41). All four gospels concur that a large round stone was rolled to block the entrance to the tomb and seal it.

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