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There is so much to see in Jerusalem; what can you see in a day? Join us on our walking tour around Jerusalem visiting some of the top biblical sites, including the Upper Room, the Tower of David & Hurva Synagogue for great views of Jerusalem.

There is so much to see in Jerusalem; what can you see in a day? Join us on our walking tour around Jerusalem visiting some of the top biblical sites, including the Upper Room, the Tower of David & Hurva Synagogue for great views of Jerusalem.

Discover the rich history & hidden treasures at the Tower of David in Jerusalem. Join us on a virtual tour full of surprises!

With so much to see in Jerusalem’s Old City, where is the best place to start? Join us as we spend the day in Israel’s eternal capital, from the Cenacle where the Last Supper was held, to the Tower of David & the Hurva Synagogue.

Bask in the Jerusalem Cityscape views at the Tower of David. Built by King Herod in first century BCE to impress those walking through the gates of the walled city.

Stephanie y yo enfrente de la torre de David. Descansando,después de uno de los días más cansados (pero muy divertido) de mi vida. 

✝️May Devotion🙏🏻 Day 17 📆 Sunday, 17-05-2020 🔸ARTICLE: Why is Mary Called, TOWER OF DAVID❓🔐 LITANY OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY: Tower of David💡 Towers are for two purposes, either strength and defense, or for beauty and ornament. In the next two titles of Our Lady’s Litany, towers are considered under these two aspects—and first in the primitive sense of the word, as a stronghold of defense and security in war. The biblical usage of the word 'tower' refers to a place or a thing of security and defence, a fortress, a citadel. The title "Tower of David" comes from the believe that Mary is a fortress, a tower of security & safety. FULL ARTICLE BY 7:00pm on All Catholic✝️Matters Social Media Platforms. #jcharismaonlinestore #towerofgod #towerofdavid #seatofwisdom #catholicwedding https://www.instagram.com/p/CASTbsgDYy4/?igshid=co6vjt25mwra