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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1999
Page
4
The article recounts key moments from Jesus life tied to Jerusalem, including the Mount of Olives, Bethany and Bethany friends, Lazarus, the donkey ride into Jerusalem, Gethsemane, and Caiaphas' house. It notes biblical passages and places as signs of events in Christ’s life.
Photo edits and design credits listed for staff including John Berry Melanie Gleaves Hirsch Peter Allen Barry Diano Jennifer Yachel Geoffrey Stickel Bart Polloch. Maps and text indicate Fotography and editing roles by a diverse team.
The article recalls Bethany near Jerusalem as the Lazarus tomb and home of Mary and Martha, where Jesus raised Lazarus and taught. It notes Christian and Muslim reverence at the site, with churches and the Mosque of al Uzair nearby, and mentions a bar mitzvah scene at the Western Wall in Jerusalem. It also references the Temple and modern worship sites in the city.
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