A model of Masada
remains of a Roman camp
A second camp site
path to Herod's Palace.
columns of Herod's Palace
ritual bath for purification
| P.1882 - §3 Jesus was lighthearted and cheerful as they moved along until he came to the brow of Olivet, where the city and the temple towers came into full view; there the Master stopped the procession, and a great silence came upon all as they beheld him weeping. Looking down upon the vast multitude coming forth from the city to greet him, the Master, with much emotion and with tearful voice, said: "O Jerusalem, if you had only known, even you, at least in this your day, the things which belong to your peace, and which you could so freely have had! But now are these glories about to be hid from your eyes. You are about to reject the Son of Peace and turn your backs upon the gospel of salvation. The days will soon come upon you wherein your enemies will cast a trench around about you and lay siege to you on every side; they shall utterly destroy you, insomuch that not one stone shall be left upon another. And all this shall befall you because you knew not the time of your divine visitation. You are about to reject the gift of God, and all men will reject you." | |
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entrance to Masada. |
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The snake path shows people climbing the fortress. |
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a view of the Dead Sea from Masada. |
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A model of Masada |
remains of a Roman camp |
A second camp site |
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path to Herod's Palace. |
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ritual bath for purification |
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The ramp seen from above that Romans built to reach the top. |