Clase 37 Semana Santa: Domingo-Lunes

La última semana de Cristo Rodeado de sufrimiento

La entrada triunfal Lectura: Mt. 21:1-11 Lc. 19:29-38 Mr. 11:1-10 Jn. 12:12-19

Jerusalem area aerial from southeast close-up Vista aerea del sureste de Jerusalén Jerusalem area aerial from southeast close-up Betfagé Betania

Betania significa

Jerusalén Viejo desde el Monte de Olivos

Sal. 118:19-29 Un salmo del Hallel (alabanza) El contexto del salmo:

V. 21 V. 22 V. 25 Vv. 28-29

Zacarías - la profecía cumplida Lectura: Zac. 9:9-11

Jesús llora por Jerusalén Lectura: Lc. 19:41-44

Dominus Flevit with snow Dominus Flevit Church Built in 1955 to commemorate the Lord’s weeping over Jerusalem (Luke 19:41), the chapel of Dominus Flevit (Latin for “the Lord wept”) was constructed to resemble the shape of a tear. tb022603204 Dominus Flevit Dominus Flevit with snow

Ciudad Vieja, cementerio musulman https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AyKBd_J_LoE&index=13&list=PLj1nkTHfZxM3m_2Y9DxYZ9cSkpb3JLcTK Ciudad Vieja, cementerio musulman

Dominus Flevit, Jesús en la cruz junto a Jerusalén

“Cuántas veces quise juntar a tus hijos como la gallina junta a su polluelos”

Templo del Monte, Iglesia del Santo Sepulcro

Cementerio musulmán, Puerta Oriental

Puerta Occidental desde el este Golden Gate from east An Earlier Gate below the Golden Gate? There may be an earlier gate below the Golden Gate. James Fleming fell into a hole near here and thinks he saw an earlier gate (Fleming 1982: 24). Leen Ritmeyer says that the arch Fleming saw protrudes from the outer face of the Golden Gate, which in turn sticks out from the line of the pre-Herodian eastern wall. What Fleming saw is the outer face of an arch which supported the platform of a staircase leading up to the gate. Thus the Golden Gate is in the same place as a Second Temple period gate. The presence of a Muslim cemetery precludes the possibility of excavation. Today, there is a girls Islamic school in the gate building.

Puerta Oriental desde el oeste

Location of Temple: Three Major Views Asher Kaufman, Hebrew University physicist, believes that the Temple was located 330 feet (100 m) northwest of the Dome of the Rock, under the Dome of the Tablets (pictured above). The Dome of the Tablets is also known as the Dome of the Spirits. Leen Ritmeyer, architectural draftsman, argues that the Holy of Holies was on the Sakhra inside the Dome of the Rock. David Jacobson suggests that the center of the main hall of the Temple was over the Sakhra.

Monte Moría

La higuera estéril – La lección de la fe Lectura: Mt. 21:18-22 Mr. 11:12-14, 20-25

Monte nivelado Herodion

Wilderness with Mt of Olives aerial from northwest Mar Muerto Desierto de Judea Herodion Mt. de Olivos Vista desde el Monte de Olivos hacia Herodión y el Mar Muerto

La purificación del templo Lectura: Mr. 11:15-19 Mt. 21:12-13 Lc. 19:45-46

Tomando estas las dos citas del pasaje ordenadas al revés, vemos dos remez: Jer. 7:11 Is. 56:6-8, 2:2-4 (Jn 10:16)

Temple Mount Royal Stoa from northeast The Royal Stoa The Temple Mount plaza was surrounded by covered colonnades on all sides. The largest one was on the south side and was known as the “Royal Stoa.” This area was used for monetary transactions and judicial activity. The Royal Stoa was built with four rows of monolithic columns crowned by Corinthian capitals. The columns were 27 feet high and 4.6 feet in diameter. “Several column and capital fragments have been found, along with pieces of upper sections of decoration, some painted gold” (McRay 1991: 110). “The Sanhedrin may have moved to the Royal Porch about the time of the death of Christ; according to the Babylonian Talmud it was ‘forty years before the destruction of the Temple’ that the Sanhedrin moved from its former meeting place at the Chamber of Hewn Stone, which the Mishnah states was ‘in the Temple Court’” (McRay 1991: 110). The model of the Royal Stoa is based upon the Stoa of Attalos in Athens, which was recently reconstructed. ¿Corte de los gentiles?

Herod's Temple from northeast Templo de Herodes desde el Noreste

Pared (soreq) dentro del lugar del templo. Promesa de entrar al Lugar Santísimo. He. 10:19ss, Ef. 2:14

Otro “sándwich” de Marcos Los higos 11:12-14 La limpieza del Templo 11:15-19 Los higos 11:20-25

El rey guerrero—los romanos El rey guerrero--Cristo

La indignación de los jefes de los sacerdotes Lectura: Mt. 21:14-16 Lc. 19:39-40

¿Por qué estaban tan enojados los líderes religiosos? Sal. 8:2 Zac. 10:7 Los niños se alegrarán 10:2b 10:3 10:4 10:5

Las piedras clamarán Lectura: Lc. 19:40

Piedras que claman

¿Qué dicen las piedras en la biblia?